Material Science

Green Impact Scientists develop stronger, crack-resistant concrete using recycled carpet fibers

Researchers develop crack-resistant concrete using waste carpet fibers, reducing landfill waste and enhancing sustainability in construction.

Health Scientists created the world’s thinnest spaghetti Joseph Shavit

Innovations Light, Heat, and Neutron Control: Revolutionary new way to bend light around corners Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact Breakthrough light-absorbing material significantly increases solar power output Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Scientists develop a smarter way to recycle polyurethane Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Science breakthrough: Researchers make electrons visible in slow motion Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Eco-friendly plastic: Game-changing new material biodegrades in just five months Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Innovative ‘water battery’ produces safer, more affordable power for smart devices Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Cambridge scientists produce the world’s first zero emissions cement Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Revolutionary self-cleaning wall paint developed using nanotechnology and recycled materials Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Fool’s gold (Pyrite) could be the key to a clean energy revolution Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Scientists develop new material promising to revolutionize quantum computing Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Researchers discover a previously unknown way in which light interacts with matter Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Scientists solve the confounding mystery of the Oreo cookie Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Ultra-thin semiconductor fibers turn everyday fabrics into wearable electronics Joseph Shavit

Discoveries 3D printed nanoparticles could create novel shapeshifting materials Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Scientists create lightweight, eco-friendly, building material using molds and fungi Joshua Shavit