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Quantum Plasmonics and Graphene: SDU Researcher Charts Path for Next-Gen Optical Devices at META 2026
SDU (University of Southern Denmark) Denmark Overview P. André D. Gonçalves of the University of Southern Denmark's POLIMA Centre presented on quantum plasmonics and graphene plasmon applications at the 16th International Conference on M... -
RMIT University Doctoral Research Unveils Next-Generation Phase Change Materials to Enhance Energy Efficiency and Advance Battery Technologies
RMIT University - Figshare Australia Overview This doctoral research from RMIT University focuses on next-generation phase change materials (PCMs) for enhancing energy efficiency and advancing future battery technologies. Key areas of in... -
High-Entropy Alloy Nanomaterials Boost Electrocatalytic Multi-Electron Transfer Reactions, Revolutionizing Clean Energy Conversion and Chemical Synthesis
PMC Unknown Overview High-entropy alloy (HEA) nanomaterials are emerging as promising catalyst platforms for electrocatalytic multi-electron transfer reactions, crucial for clean energy conversion and chemical synthesis. Their diverse lo... -
University of Science and Technology of China Develops Compact ‘Cubic-Metalens’ for Sharp Imaging Across Broad Distances
IEEE China Overview Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a flat "cubic-metalens" that integrates optical lens and focus-correcting functionalities into a single ultrathin metasurface. This devic... -
University of Tennessee Secures $20M NSF Grant for ATHENA: Pioneering AI-Driven Autonomous Materials Discovery
University of Tennessee, Tickle College of Engineering USA Overview The University of Tennessee (UT) has been awarded a $20 million NSF grant to establish ATHENA, an Advanced Testbed for High-throughput Experimentation in Nano- and Atomi... -
Flinders University Discover Novel Light-Switching Mechanism for Nanoscale ‘Bubble Domains’ in Ferroelectric Crystals, Revolutionizing Memory Devices
Flinders News Australia Overview Researchers at Flinders University discovered an unexpected way light can control nanoscale 'bubble' domains within a ferroelectric crystal. The most significant change in electronic state occurred *after... -
MIT Researchers Develop Scalable Fabrication for Damage-Free Molecular Integration into Electronic Devices, Fabricating Over 1,000 Devices with Sub-Nanometer Molecular Layers
MIT News USA Overview MIT researchers have developed a scalable fabrication technique to integrate delicate molecular materials into electronic devices on a chip without damage. This method extends standard semiconductor manufacturing pr... -
Purdue University Engineers Develop Cobalt-Aluminum Alloy Up to 10x Stronger Than Steel with Exceptional Flexibility
ScienceDaily (Purdue University) USA Overview Purdue University engineers have successfully transformed a typically brittle cobalt-aluminum compound into a new ultra-strong, flexible alloy boasting 6-10 times the yield strength of high-s... -
UC San Diego Innovates Optical Computing with Quantum Metamaterials, Achieving Over 1000x Infrared-to-Visible Light Conversion Efficiency
UC San Diego Today USA Overview Researchers at UC San Diego are pursuing 'quantum metamaterials,' a new frontier utilizing nanoscale quantum materials as active components, aiming to realize ultra-compact optical computing systems. They ... -
Purdue Engineers Develop Novel Cobalt-Aluminum Alloy 10x Stronger Than Steel, Yet Remarkably Ductile at Room Temperature
ScienceDaily (citing Purdue University) USA Overview Engineers at Purdue University have developed a new cobalt-aluminum intermetallic alloy exhibiting unprecedented yield strength, 6 to 10 times higher than high-strength structural stee...
