Scientists developed a material from staple-shaped particles that can quickly become strong or fall apart, offering potential for recyclable construction and robotics.
New research reveals that injecting carbon dioxide into cement paste increases its early strength by 13 percent by creating a stronger, more uniform microstructure.
A new reversible conductive glue developed by Newcastle University could revolutionize electronics recycling by allowing components to be easily separated for reuse.
A new "super steel" developed by University of Hong Kong researchers offers enhanced corrosion resistance for green hydrogen production from seawater, potentially replacing costly titanium components.