Material

Introduction Metalenses, a revolutionary advancement in optics, are poised to transform the way we manipulate light. These ultra-thin, lightweight lenses use nanostructured surfaces to control light at a scale unimaginable with traditional optical components. With their ability to focus, bend, and shape light efficiently, metalenses offer exciting potential in applications …

Introduction High-performance energetic materials (HPEMs) play a crucial role in defense, aerospace, and industrial applications. These specialized chemical compounds, which include explosives, propellants, and pyrotechnics, are engineered to release substantial energy rapidly when activated. With increasing global defense spending, advancements in material sciences, and the rising demand for precision munitions, …

Introduction NASA’s Fundamental Regolith Properties, Handling, and Water Capture (FLEET) program is a groundbreaking initiative designed to unlock the potential of in-situ resource utilization for future space exploration. As humanity prepares for sustained missions on the Moon, Mars, and beyond, the ability to extract and use local resources such as …

The digital revolution continues to generate unprecedented volumes of data. Every day, an astonishing 402.74 million terabytes of data are generated globally. By the end of this year, data generation is expected to reach a staggering 147 zettabytes, with projections estimating it will climb to 181 zettabytes by 2025. Videos alone …

In recent years, light-induced quantum effects have become a focal point of research in the quest to unlock new technological possibilities. By exploiting the unique properties of light-matter interactions at the quantum level, scientists are pioneering new materials and devices with applications across computing, communication, energy systems, and beyond. This …

Graphite, a naturally occurring form of carbon, has been an essential material for centuries. Known for its unique properties—such as high thermal conductivity, low friction, and excellent electrical conductivity—graphite, whether natural or synthetic, is widely used across various industries. From commercial products to cutting-edge technologies in defense and aerospace, graphite’s …

Gallium, a fascinating metal often overshadowed by more widely known elements, is garnering increasing attention for its unique properties and diverse range of applications. Known for its low melting point and high conductivity, gallium has shown promise in industries ranging from electronics to medicine, positioning it as one of the …

Introduction The electronic packaging market is a critical segment of the electronics industry, responsible for the design and production of enclosures and interconnect systems that protect and support electronic components. From individual semiconductor dies to complete systems, electronic packaging ensures device reliability, thermal management, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) control. As …