A University of Tokyo collaboration targets knowledge in technical records, including the reasoning behind experiments. Researchers will test how it can support materials development.
Researchers linked differences in black-paint appearance to behavior in the liquid formulation, offering a possible route to fewer trial films and less waste.
The new research network will connect coatings chemistry, surface engineering, digital materials science and industry to accelerate lower-impact surface technologies.
Researchers partially embedded cerium oxide nanoparticles in an epoxy surface, improving laboratory performance without an added binder or a chemical grafting step.
The French project will triple one research center’s footprint and expand tools for reproducing manufacturing conditions during development of binders and other battery materials.