Shu-Hong Yu and his team have developed a method to construct kinetically stable anode materials for high-energy applications.
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Shu-Hong Yu and his team have developed a method to construct kinetically stable anode materials for high-energy applications.
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MarkForged have introduced the Mark One 3D printer, which can print parts from continuous carbon fibers.
J.-M. Kim and co-workers from Hanyang University have developed a sensor film that enables colorimetric differentiation among SAHCs.
A research team has improved the DNA/RNA transfection ability of carbon nanotubes by optimizing the plasma processes used in their functionalization.
Rice, Göttingen, VU researchers track single-molecule proteins in living cells.
Geoff Ozin asks if carbon dioxide capture and utilization, a potential solution to the CO2 problem, is feasible with today’s photo-conversion technology.
A research team have revealed that the molecular mechanism of carbon nanotube (CNT) growth and hydrocarbon combustion actually share many similarities.