Kilwon Cho is a materials scientist who hopes to see his research on organic electronics applied in everyday life.
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Towards “Phase Transition” Data Storage [Video]
Controlling the “phase” of a small number of Xenon atoms is a significant step towards data storage systems on the level of single atoms.
The Agnotology of Carbon Dioxide
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Top researchers analyse the latest advances in the interfacial engineering of perovskite solar cells, toward improved performance and device stability.
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In a synergistic effort to combine HEA design with martensite design, multifunctional non-equiatomic high entropy alloys have been fabricated with superelastic, high damping, and excellent cryogenic properties, within a single composition.
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High-resolution anti-counterfeiting patterns with two-level information encoding are revealed using a one-step, in situ nanocrystal-ink-printing process.
Crosslinking the Way to Stronger Fillings
Designing stronger, more durable materials for tooth fillings and bone repair
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