New materials could make future vehicles more comfortable

Scientists from Surrey joined forces with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and the University of California to develop a material that has high stiffness and damping. The material, that is as …

TRB gains DIN 6701 A1 approval

TRBs new sustainable biocomposite CRFP door leaf for railway carriages.TRB Lightweight Structures Ltd says that it has recently gained DIN 6701 type certification. The approval covers bonding safety …

Adhesives for biomedical applications can be detached with light

Pulling off a little plastic bandage may soon get a lot less painful. Researchers have developed a new type of adhesive that can strongly adhere wet materials -- such as hydrogel and living tissue -- …

Novel Thiol-Assisted Gold Leaching Processes for Recovering Gold from Electronic Waste

“Urban mining”—or the recycling of precious metals from used electronic gadgets—has turned out to be important than ever, despite the lack of processes that are both

NIST Simulations Suggest Graphene Can Stretch to Be a Tunable Ion Filter