AI now drives every stage of materials research
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Month: October 2025
Physicists create the world’s smallest pixel
A team of physicists in Germany has fabricated the smallest light-emitting pixel ever created, a breakthrough that could dramatically accelerate…
UK Civil Service deploys OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise to thousands
The UK government is significantly expanding its use of artificial intelligence, providing 2,500 civil servants within the Ministry of Justice…
Solar storm simulations train satellite operators
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New study finds perovskites emit ultrafast quantum light
Researchers have developed a method to make perovskite nanocrystals emit single photons of light at exceptionally high speeds, a breakthrough…
Molecular engineering boosts inverted perovskite solar cell efficiency
A new molecular engineering strategy is set to accelerate the development of perovskite solar cells, a promising alternative to traditional…
Spinal cord stimulation may reduce excess deaths from chronic pain
A decade-long study suggests that for individuals with chronic neuropathic pain, successful treatment with spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is associated…
Recyclable fluorine strengthens degradable polyester plastics
Fluorinated degradable polyesters gain strength and recyclability, enabling longer chains and post-polymerization tuning with fluorine recovery in a closed loop