Salvaging Rare Earth Elements From Electronic Waste
Penn State researcher details a new nanotechnology to separate neodymium using plant cellulose, which is found in paper, cotton and pulp.
Penn State researcher details a new nanotechnology to separate neodymium using plant cellulose, which is found in paper, cotton and pulp.
Many groups are working to discover new, safer ways to deliver drugs that fight cancer to the tumor without damaging healthy cells.
All ferroelectric materials possess a property known as piezoelectricity in which an applied mechanical force can generate an electrical current and an applied electrical field can elicit a mechanical response.