Two minutes into my interview with Seffa Klien, granddaughter of Yves Klein, we are already discussing the dreams we had the ...

Chinese scientists have recently achieved the fabrication of single-atom-layer metals with a thickness of merely one-millionth of an A4 paper sheet, setting a new record for the thinnest metal ...

Understand the significant growth trajectory of the Bismuth Oxide segment, which is expected to reach US$235 Million by 2030 with a CAGR of a 6.3%. The Bismuth Oxychloride-BiOCI segment is also set to ...

A new way to create ultra-thin layers of metals makes it possible for scientists to study a new and unusual class of 2D ...

The Chinese Academy of Physics researchers claim the method can be applied to any metal with a low melting point. This ...

Researchers have uncovered a surprising phenomenon in the material BiNiO3: when subjected to high pressure at low temperatures, its well-arranged electrical charges are disrupted, leading to a ...

Rising seas, fueled by Antarctic ice sheet melt, are increasing flood risks for coastal cities. In the Arctic, diminishing sea ice is eroding land and destabilizing communities, while warming waters ...

Sheets of metal just two atoms thick can be produced by squashing molten droplets at great pressure between ... can create 2D sheets of bismuth, gallium, indium, tin and lead that are as thin as their ...

The method can be applied to any metal with a low melting point, and the team has used it to make 2D sheets of bismuth, gallium, indium, lead and tin. The feat was reported today in Nature 1.

I made a catalyzed silicone rubber mold using a Coyote Skull and then poured a molten metal alloy made out of tin and bismuth. The result is a 5lbs solid metal skull doorknocker.

Melting Arctic ice isn’t just a polar problem—it may be reshaping global weather. A new study links ice loss to drier California winters and wetter Mediterranean conditions, revealing hidden climate ...