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Materials scientists have been exploring other semiconductor technologies for a long while, trying to find something cheaper and better than silicon.
Materials scientists have been exploring quasicrystals because of their distinct properties — they are hard, brittle, slippery and, unlike most metals, poor conductors of electricity.
So materials scientists have, for the past 15 years or so, tried to make magnetic aerogels by mixing some magnetic molecules into the solution.
To do this, materials scientists have designed steels that can be strengthened in the same ovens used to bake body paint onto the part.
The following sections describe specific needs that have been identified for improving the performance of automobiles and other ground-transportation vehicles, as well as approaches that materials scientists have taken in response to those needs.
In this battle, materials scientists have a key role to play because the success of their efforts to develop improved materials will determine the shape and viability of future automobiles.
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Seeking something more permanent, a team of physicists and materials scientists has looked to the nanoscale.
A group of materials scientists has unleashed atomic-scale earthworms, which eat meandering trenches just a few atoms wide through a semiconductor.
Take a very thinly drawn piece of industrial glass, and you can use it to store and release a surprising amount of electricity, a group of materials scientists has found.
A textile conservator, technical art historian and paintings conservator, and materials scientist have joined forces to develop a greater understanding of the potential of analytical findings in the identification of materials.
Chemical engineers and material scientists have joined forces and addressed this topic from various view-points.
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