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Researchers have discovered a phenomenon known as premelting at temperatures significantly lower than previously believed, thanks to imaging equipment at the DOE’s Argonne National Laboratory.

By employing neutrons to observe the additive manufacturing process at the atomic level, scientists have successfully demonstrated their ability to measure strain in a material as it undergoes changes and monitor the atomic movements in response to stress.

A significant advancement has been reached in the advancement of non-volatile phase change memory, a form of electronic memory capable of retaining data even when power is disconnected, in a material that had not previously exhibited the necessary characteristics for such memory.

Glassworks By using an unorthodox fusion of DNA and glass, researchers have synthesized an impressive material that, though impractical at the moment, is stronger and lighter than steel. "For the given density, our material is the strongest known," Seok-Woo Lee, a materials scientist at the University of Connecticut and co-author of a resulting study published […]

Glassworks By using an unorthodox fusion of DNA and glass, researchers have synthesized an impressive material that, though impractical at the moment, is stronger and lighter than steel. "For the given density, our material is the strongest known," Seok-Woo Lee, a materials scientist at the University of Connecticut and co-author of a resulting study published […]