Innovation continues apace in textile design and development. Much of these advancements – building on the pioneering polymer work of Stephanie Kwolek, who invented Kevlar while at DuPont in the 1960s – are geared toward military applications, including l

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by 刘貂儿 | 2013-07-17

The big push in graphene research for electronics has been overcoming its lack of an inherent band gap. But silicon has another leg up on graphene when it comes to electronics applications: it can comparatively easily be p- and n-doped (positive and nega

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by Paris | 2013-10-09

Air pollution is a blight on cities around the world, and it isn’t just a temporary irritation. A recentstudy found that air pollution increases the risk of strokes and heart attacks even after short-term exposure.

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by Paris | 2013-10-09

What do you do with your daily newspaper once you’re done reading it? Do you throw it in the recycling bin, or maybe use it to line a birdcage? Designer Meike Meijer takes newspapers back to their origins by turning them into a wood-like building material

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by Paris | 2013-10-09

A team of theoretical physicists at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) and Boston College has identified cubic boron arsenide as a material with an extraordinarily high thermal conductivity and the potential to transfer heat more effectively from el

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by Paris | 2013-10-09

It seems like every time we try to plug in a phone charger, the cable is just short enough that the phone can’t be comfortably used while it’s charging. On the other hand, earbud cables always seem to be ridiculously long.

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