Nanoscale superconductors are known officially as ‘nanosuperconductors’ and are classified as a superconducting material, developed at the scale of a nanometer.
By Gaea Marelle Miranda
11 Apr 2019
Lubricants are widely used to reduce the friction of mechanical parts and are essential for the protection of equipment/machinery from wear and degradation.
By Liam Critchley
28 Mar 2019
In a paper published on February 7, 2019, in Nature Communications, researchers describe the excellent performance of ruthenium catalysts and provide an understanding of how the catalyst works.
By Lakshmi Supriya
20 Mar 2019
Assessing the thermal conductivity of various nanomaterials is essential to material engineering at the nanometric scale.
By Brett Smith
18 Mar 2019
This is an article about how quantum computing is currently being used, what the future applications of it are and where is may go.
By Meet A. Moradiya
6 Mar 2019
Textiles today are not just comfortable and stylish, but can also be smart. Known as electronic textiles, or e-textiles, these are fabrics into which electronic instrumentation is built.
By Dr. Liji Thomas
13 Feb 2019
The preparation of pharmaceutical formulations often incorporates lubricant ingredients used to increase bulk powder density, improve the flow of powder blends and reduce friction.
By Benedette Cuffari
23 Jan 2019
Nanoparticles of titanium dioxide (TiO2) are commonly used in sunscreens as protection against ultraviolet radiation, and can be complex to analyze.
By Brett Smith
23 Jan 2019
In October 2018, the NGA held its second Global Graphene Expo & Conference, an event primarily run and organized by a team consisting mainly of women.
This article discusses nanofabrication and the benefits of a bottom up nanofabrication appraoch.
By Louise Saul
16 Nov 2018