Author name: Steven Davies

In the vast, unforgiving expanse of the ocean, marine biofouling has long been a formidable adversary to industries reliant on seawater systems. The economic and ecological toll of this natural process has driven researchers to innovate, and a recent

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction, researchers have developed advanced artificial intelligence models to predict the compressive strength of concrete made with waste glass powder. This innovation, led by Sushant Poudel from the

In the quest to mitigate radon exposure, a stealthy yet significant health hazard, a recent study has shed light on the efficacy of consumer-grade electronic radon sensors. Published in the journal Indoor Environments (translated from the original Fr

In the relentless pursuit of advancing microelectronic devices, researchers have long grappled with the complexities of low-κ dielectric materials. These materials, crucial for insulating circuits and reducing signal delays, often exhibit amorphous s

In the realm of electrochemical systems, understanding the intricate dance between surface confinement and heat generation is akin to deciphering a complex, invisible ballet. A recent study, led by Xi Tan from the State Key Laboratory of Coal Combust

In the ever-evolving world of materials science, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could significantly impact the energy sector. Published in the journal *Computational Materials Today* (translated from Chinese as *Computational Materials Today

In the quest for cleaner environments and more efficient energy solutions, researchers are continually pushing the boundaries of materials science. A recent study published in the *Journal of Advanced Materials in Engineering* (translated from Persia

In the relentless pursuit of cleaner water and more efficient industrial processes, a team of researchers from the Department of Materials Engineering at Isfahan University of Technology, led by Majid Shirouye, has made a significant stride. Their wo

In a significant stride towards enhancing diabetes management, researchers have developed a novel non-enzymatic electrochemical sensor that could revolutionize glucose monitoring. Led by Zahra Ghasemi from the Department of Materials Engineering at I

In the quest for safer and more effective radiation shielding materials, a team of researchers led by Mohammadreza Alipoor from the Department of Physics at Imam Hossein University in Tehran, Iran, has made significant strides. Their study, published