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New Ceramic Nanofiber โ€˜Spongesโ€™ for Flexible Insulation, Water Purification

Researchers have found a way to make ultralight sponge-like materials from nanoscale ceramic fibers. The highly porous, compressible and heat-resistant sponges could have numerous uses, from water purification devices to flexible insulating materials. โ€œThe basic science question we tried to answer is how can we make a material thatโ€™s highly deformable but resistant to high

Potassium-Ion Battery Concepts for Sustainable Energy Storage

Researchers are making progress in developing rechargeable batteries based on potassium, a potential alternative to lithium thatโ€s less expensive and far more plentiful, and also have shown how to derive carbon for battery electrodes from old tires. โ€œWith the growth of rechargeable batteries for electronic devices, electric vehicles and power grid applications, there has been

Multimaterial 3D Printed Cell โ€œScaffoldsโ€ Strengthen Research into Regenerative Medicine

A study produced by four research institutions in Brazil combines two 3D printable polymers into structures ideal for cell-growth. Known as cell scaffolds, these structures are used in regenerative medicine; i.e. repairing the damage to human organs by using the bodyโ€™s own cells. PCL is commonly used in 3D printing as it is biodegradable and