Physicists have long pondered if there’s a way to form glass with minimal entropy, known as “ideal glass.” A team of scientists may have proven its possible.
When you think of glass, you probably picture something fragile and brittle, not a material built for high-stress electromechanical components. However, researchers at Germany's Saarland University ...
As part of the AM2SoftMag project, researchers from Saarland University are developing metallic glass alloys for the AM of ...
Single-element amorphous metals, or metallic glass, are considered an ideal model systems for studying atomic-scale amorphous and glass formation. Moreover, their unique physical and chemical ...
Researchers uncovered how soft regions in amorphous silicon mix order and disorder, offering new insights for designing stronger amorphous materials. Persistence diagram obtained from the structure of ...
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Physicists simulate legendary ideal glass for the first time: It’s hard like a diamond but looks like a liquid
Take a moment to look at the screen you are reading this on. Whether it is a phone or a monitor, you are staring through a ...
Concentrated rivers of current create flickering hotspots in conventional amorphous OLEDs, but crystalline designs may not have this problem.
Researchers show how topological data analysis can be used to predict the properties of amorphous materials using machine learning, which could pave the way for more computationally efficient methods ...
The X-ray Laboratory of Rigaku Corporation, a Rigaku Holdings Group company and a global solution partner for X-ray analysis (headquarters: Akishima, Tokyo; president and CEO: Jun Kawakami; “Rigaku”), ...
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UK firm’s 98% efficient hybrid transmission motor delivers record breaking performance
A London-based company has unveiled a new high-efficiency hybrid transmission motor. With industry-leading efficiency ...
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