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Tough Magnet Tech Scores an R&D100 Award for Critical Materials Institute at Ames Laboratory
Zhongwei Dai: Exploring the Strange Quantum World of 2D Materials
Stronger, Lighter, Better: Nanotwinned Titanium Forges Path to Sustainable Manufacturing
New Insights Into Heat Pathways Improve Understanding of Fusion Plasma
A tougher, less brittle samarium-cobalt magnet produced by researchers at the Critical Materials Institute has won a 2021 R&D 100 award.
Dai uses electrons & light to probe the properties of atomically thin materials to identify candidates for quantum information science applications.
Scientists at Berkeley Lab's Molecular Foundry achieve stronger and more ductile pure titanium by processing it at ultra-low temperatures.
The new insights could help engineers avoid the conditions that could lead to heat loss in future fusion facilities.
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3D Imaging Study Reveals How Atoms are Packed in Amorphous Materials
Two NYU Tandon Students Are Headed to Prestigious Fellowships at National Labs
Warming Slows Microbes' Growth, NAU Researchers Find in First-in-Kind Long-Term Experiment
IU Physicists Lead World's Most Precise Measurement of Neutron Lifetime
UCLA-led research could revise a 70-year-old model of how the fundamental building blocks of substances are assembled.
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Steven Farrell and Ed Sartor, both in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, won recognition for their forward-thinking proposals.
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Researchers at Northern Arizona University found that microbes growth rate decreased over 15 years of warming,
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The measurement will help put theories about the nature of the universe to the test.
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