Materials Testing Resources

Flexible, Eco-Friendly Plastic Offers Improved Electronic Properties Without Forever Chemicals
Case Western Reserve University researchers have developed a new, environmentally safer class of plastics that can be used in various electrical applications including wearable sensors and electronics. The ferroelectric polymer is created without the use of fluorine. read more
Event Illuminates Path Forward for Battery Innovation
The virtual gathering convened leading scientists and industry experts to discuss breakthroughs in solid-state batteries, sustainable production, and advanced recycling techniques. read more
Researchers Find More Durable Form of Copper Capable of Splitting Water
Using advanced computation methods and a novel X-ray technique, SLAC researchers have found an elusive form of copper. read more
Upright Microscopes Power Routines Across Various Fields
Leica Microsystems has launched the Visoria series of upright microscopes to help enhance the efficiency and comfort of routine microscopy work for pathologists, quality control managers and researchers. read more
Using AI to Design the Ideal Electrolyte
Designing the ideal electrolyte is one of the major bottlenecks for designing next-generation batteries for electric vehicles, phones, laptops and grid-scale energy storage. read more
Materials Scientists Achieve Flexible 3D Printed Ceramics Using Soft Polymer Coating
A team of materials scientists at the University of Houston have developed a novel class of ceramic structures which are capable of bending, without breaking, under pressure. The 3D printed materials could have widespread application in the prosthetic, aerospace, and robotic industries where lightweight durable materials are in high demand. read more