Researchers are working on UV LED lights that could rid surfaces, and potentially air and water, of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

Scientists have designed plate-nanolattices, nanometer-sized carbon structures, that are stronger than diamonds as a ratio of strength to density.

A new algorithm cuts the error rates involved in testing the mechanical properties of materials, report researchers. It could be useful for evaluating 3D-printed materials.

Researchers created synthetic microparticles more complex than the most intricate in nature. They could improve sensors, electronics, and more.

New research on Russian doll-like nanotubes could pave the way for their use in solar panels.

A new 3D-printing technique uses more cellulose than other methods to create objects with near limitless complexity, researchers report.

"Air pollution and climate change problems are really intertwined when we talk about solutions." Strategies for making concrete production greener are an example.

Composite metal foams can pass so-called "simulated pool fire testing" with flying colors, report researchers.

Researchers used old tires to create aerogels with applications for oil refineries, refrigerators, and even in the insoles of your favorite pair of shoes.

Researchers were baffled when they lined up nanotubes side by side like dry spaghetti. New research explains how it happened.