Advances in nanotechnology may provide solutions that are more effective, safer and work much faster than current mitigation techniques.

Scientists have developed a hybrid material that switches between conducting and insulating states while maintaining ferroelectric control, offering new possibilities for tunable electronic components.

Researchers develop surface-modified apatite coatings using pH control to improve the biocompatibility of implants.

Researchers developed a self-power generation technology that uses motion and pressure to produce electricity and light simultaneously. It is stable even underwater and is expected to be used in various fields, such as disaster rescue.