Perovskite-inspired materials can use indoor lighting to provide electricity, paving the way for use in wearable devices and smart-home technology.

The device embedded with stretchable biosensors to help diagnose and monitor medical conditions may soon be ready for clinical trials.

German consultancy AMAC and Holland’s Pontis Engineering will focus on the business development of medium-volume niche applications based on advanced composites.

Now commercially available, BASF’s PA6 GF30 meets requirements for use in hybrid and electric powertrains.

Engineers that developed the field of light-emitting diodes (LED) were honored with the Queen Elizabeth Prize.

Should product designers bear some of the burden for sustainability, materials use, and fair labor practices?

Hydrogel allows window glass to darken and lighten depending on ambient temperature to manage energy consumption.

Researchers have fabricated nanostructures from the insect’s appendages that repel water and bacteria using common materials.

Academic researchers, in collaboration with Australia’s Department of Defence, have developed lightweight panels made of electrochromic polymers that change color in response to an electric field and blend in with their environment.