Customising lighter radiation shields
Researchers chart how polymers could be engineered into lightweight and long-lasting shields that can handle radiation-intensive environments.
Researchers chart how polymers could be engineered into lightweight and long-lasting shields that can handle radiation-intensive environments.
By reasoning and accessing knowledge in an alternative language, large language models can produce more reliable answers in the user’s original language.
Air-trapping proteins from snap pea pods possess natural foaming properties, offering a plant-based alternative for making whipped cream and other fluffy foods.
A 4D printing approach produces shape-changing materials from common thermoplastics by turning heat-induced shrinkage into controlled movement.
A novel electricity-driven process produces valuable nitriles without the toxic cyanide reagents or high energy demands of conventional manufacturing.