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Alex Brinded

Alex Brinded

Staff Writer at Materials World

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PhD opportunities to advance Materials 4.0

The projects are being run by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Centre for Doctoral Training.
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Gravity-based solar cell cooler

A passive cooling device for solar cells has been designed to work using only gravity.
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Europe delivers vacuum vessel part for international fusion project

Europe's first vacuum vessel sector for ITER - the largest international fusion experiment. - has been manufactured
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Cork-based waterproof coating for fibre food packaging

The cork of oak and beech trees is being used to produce a multifunctional coating for fibre-based food packaging.
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3D printing a natural-material flooring panel

A 3D-printed, single-piece of natural-material floor panel is strong enough to replace construction materials like steel, say designers in the USA.
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In the dark – reflective paint helps autonomous vehicles see more c...

A highly reflective black paint could enable self-driving cars to detect objects in the dark using only light detection and ranging (LiDAR).
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Efficiently extracting lithium from waste liquids

At least five times more lithium is retrievable from waste liquids with a common mineral than other adsorbent materials, says a team at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), USA.
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Reusable mould is '14 times faster than 3D printing' - IOM3

The first infinitely-reusable moulding technology has been made by US manufacturer Fyous.
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UK manufacturers' inaction on energy management, despite concerns -...

UK manufacturers have a ‘disconnect’ between volatile energy pricing and action, says Mitsubishi Electric.
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Metal waste can make hydrogen

University of Nottingham, UK, scientists have turned metal waste into a catalyst to make hydrogen from water.
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Unblended sustainable fuel can reduce emissions

The first in-flight study of commercial aircraft using 100% sustainable aviation fuel has shown ‘significant’ reduction in non-CO<sub>2</sub> emissions