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Since discovery of graphene in early 2000s, it has been the most widely talked about 2D material in world due to its applicability across industries.However, lack of natural bandgap in graphene has prompted many researchers to explore other type of 2D materials. This brings into focus materials such as 2D chalcogenide, 2D oxide nanosheets, phosphor...

Smart materials are acquiring great importance in several fields thanks to their unique properties, ability to enhance performance, and consumer expectations about adaptive responses. These advanced materials are stimuli-responsive and will play a crucial role in revolutionizing the automotive industry. The adoption of smart glazing technologies an...

This issue of the Nanotechnology Opportunity Engine profiles significant advancements in nanotechnology for various enhanced industrial applications. The featured innovations include Ceramic Nanocoating for Improved Surface Protection Applications, Anti-Stick Nanocoatings for Multi-Industrial Usage, Nanoceramic Composites as a Replacement for Portl...

Smart coatings play a significant role in a wide range of industrial and application segments because of their unique capabilities, such as improving surface properties, adding different functionalities, increasing efficiency, protecting against environmental elements, and enhancing the aesthetics of the structure. Frost & Sullivan’s “Advances i...

This issue of High-Tech Materials Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles significant advances in nanotechnology for various industrial applications. The featured innovations include Liquid Polyoxymethylene Polyols for Sustainable and High-Performance Materials, Precision Engineered Materials for Next-Generation Electronics, Sustainable Leathe...

Smart surface coatings and functional interfaces for extreme environments are emerging as critical enablers of industrial resilience, asset longevity, and operational efficiency across aerospace, energy, transportation, infrastructure, manufacturing, and defense sectors. As operating conditions become increasingly severe due to higher temperatures,...

To promote safe interactions between humans and robots, the discipline of soft robotics incorporates low modulus yet highly dexterous materials into robotic systems. Easily deformable materials like polymers, elastomers, alloys, biohybrids, and nanostructures in the form of fluids, gels, soft electronics, and wearables (with elastic and rheological...

This issue of the Nanotechnology Opportunity Engine profiles significant advancements in nanotechnology for various enhanced industrial applications. The featured innovations include Nano-multilayer Film for Double Image-free Displays, Nanostructured Devices and Surfaces for Cell Biology Studies, Radiative Cooling Sunscreen Using TiO2 Nanoparticles...

Food contaminants pose a major challenge to the entire F&B industry value chain, impacting food producers, manufacturers, retailers, and consumers. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, food safety has become a priority, with constantly evolving requirements for traceability, rapid detection, and source identification. Current tracking methods do not ...