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Engineers create world’s smallest remote-controlled robot

Technology
Northwestern University engineers have developed the world’s smallest remote-controlled robot in the shape of a crab. The recently developed remote-controlled robot - that is the...

A shift in focus: Future priorities for the biomaterials sector

Science
Dr Paul Roach, President of the UK Society for Biomaterials, outlines the aims of the organisation and explains what the biomaterials sector learnt from...

Developing materials to overcome AMR in orthopaedic implants

Special Reports
AIMed is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (Horizon2020 MSCA-ITN) training 15 early-stage researchers to develop materials with antimicrobial properties suitable for use on...

First time discovery of high-speed moving plasma turbulence

Science
Scientists observe high-speed plasma turbulence that exceeds heat movement in the Large Helical Device (LHD). In order to achieve a fusion power plant, it is...

New universal reaction mechanism to change the future of nanochemsitry

Quantum
A universal reaction mechanism, proposed by KAUST scientists, could explain the formation of carbon nanoparticles in interstellar and terrestrial environments. Carbon nanostructures that are formed...

Technology experts produce energy-generating textiles

Science
Tech experts create groundbreaking energy-generating textiles that can produce electricity by capturing energy from body movements. Clothing that can analyse our health, communicate information, and...

Nuclear materials physicist receives honorary doctorate

Science
Professor Robin Grimes is to be awarded an honorary doctorate due to his work in computer simulation techniques that enhance understanding of nuclear materials. Aston...

Innovation is key to maintain rare earth supply chains

Special Reports
Rare earth supply chain processes highlight an example of a critical material where innovation is key to creating new supply. Rare earth supply chains are...

Quantum simulations enable prediction of stable boron nitride structure

Quantum
Researchers at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) have successfully predicted the most stable boron nitrate structure with the utilisation of...

The EIC: tremendous potential for particle accelerator technology

Science
Physicist Dr Daria Sokhan discusses how the UK will be at the forefront of development for the EIC particle accelerator in the US. Physicists from...

Using cutting edge thermoplastic materials in the aerospace sector

Science
The HITCOMP project has analysed the advantages of utilising thermoplastics in the aerospace sector to determine they are more efficient than conventional thermosetting composites. The...

Improving the crystallinity of large single-layer graphene

Science
An interface-templated method has the potential to enhance the crystallinity of large single-layer graphene sheets on insulating supports. A novel method can improve the crystallinity...

Scientists create pliable and printable free-form lithium-ion batteries

Technology
Scientists design stretchable, free-form lithium-ion batteries that can be printed on clothing and utilised in digital wearable devices. A Korean research team has developed a...

Utilising graphene to produce a minute electromagnetic field

Science
Rice University scientists suggest that producing graphene on a gently textured undulating surface can lead to the creation of a minute electromagnetic field. Rice University...
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