Materials World resources

Why we need to ask the right questions in failure analysis.

A model to enhance diversity, equity and inclusion in the UK Foundation Industries.

Sarah Haigh is at the helm of a project at the University of Manchester, UK, to develop a unique transmission electron microscope that integrates artificial intelligence and automation.

Automation has taken steel analysis to a whole other level.

A 'world-first' prototype of a space solar satellite has been tested at Queen’s University Belfast, UK.

Researchers from the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult and Northumbria University, UK, wind up the next generation of smart offshore windfarms.

A patent for Transmission Raman Spectroscopy is particularly useful for non-destructive testing of pharmaceutical tablets.

Aesthetically pleasing, high-efficiency, coloured solar panels could add new appeal to photovoltaic systems for architects and building owners.

The strongest, iron-based, superconducting magnet has been made using machine learning (ML), reports a British-Japanese collaboration.

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

A high-voltage technology from the University of Queensland, Australia, smashes mining ore without grinding.

A recent Westminster Forum discussed how the UK can achieve globally competitive energy storage supply chain by 2030.