Read article: The route to ‘net zero’: how the manufacturing industry can help
Research teams at Cranfield University in the UK are developing novel materials and processes in the quest for greener, more sustainable manufacturing
Read article: Blurred tomography fabricates custom microlenses with optically smooth surfaces
A novel 3D printing method can rapidly produce optical components with commercial-level quality
Read article: Synthetic diamonds grow in liquid metal at ambient pressure
Extreme high pressures no longer required, say researchers
Read article: Roll-to-roll-fabricated hybrid perovskite solar cells reach record efficiencies
Researchers calculate that large-scale devices would be cheap to produce, too
Read article: Synthetic diamond: how materials innovation is rewriting the rules of quantum networking
Element Six and the AWS Center for Quantum Networking are harnessing the unique photonic and quantum properties of synthetic diamond
Read article: DNA scaffolds line up quantum rods
New way of assembling ordered quantum rod arrays could have applications in next-generation display technology
Read article: Laser-printed electronics could create next-generation medical implants
Researchers have succeeded in directly printing three-dimensional conducting polymer structures inside a living organism
Read article: 3D printed sensor lines up for space plasma detection
A 3D printed plasma sensor for orbiting spacecraft works just as well as more expensive, semiconductor sensors
Read article: Polycrystalline thermoelectric breaks record for heat conversion efficiency
New material could be used in devices that capture waste heat produced by industrial power plants and combustion engines
Read article: 3D printing technique keeps brittle tungsten crack-free
Electron beam melting could be used to make components for fusion reactors and other high-temperature applications
