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and Environmental microbiology Reguera has added an additional layer of armor to her enhanced microbes. The microbes also use the pili to stick to each other
and boosts the Geobacter s pili armor so the biofilm now can pull double duty by helping mineralize uranium.
These characteristics mark the trail heads of a variety of paths for research on this nanocomposite material for applications from flexible armor to aerospace components.
Fortunately researchers have pinpointed now the breaking mechanism of several monolayer materials hundreds of times stronger than steel with exotic properties that could revolutionize everything from armor to electronics.
armor light enough to drop isn t very protective. Earlier attempts at flying tanks proved less effective.
The idea is to create limbs made up of cells from the amputee's own body to produce an armor one day leg--tailored to them
The armour, made from silkworm cocoons mixed with a special resin and then hydraulically compressed, is durable and lightweight,
and buoyancy modules as well as vehicle armour. h
#The material with the MIDAS touch: New supercooled liquid instantly glows gold when it's touched By Jonathan O'Callaghan for Mailonline Published:
(and'doomsday'electromagnetic weapons) at bay It could be the ultimate armour against cyberwarfare. A Utah firm has revealed a new,
within the next five years, they will not only become incorporated into clothing (Athos, Under Armour Under Armour, etc.
For example, the Defense department has approached the company with interest in the development of new armor that is both bulletproof and light enough to wear.
#Navy Makes Armor Clear As Clay It a transparent armor so good it might turn the phrase lass cannonon its head.
The ability of liquid metal with its own embedded power source could even one day be the basis to build self repairing armor on tanks and changing aircraft fuselages for fuel efficiency and speed.
#Transparent Armor based on Spinel Could Also Ruggedize Your Smart Phone Imagine a glass window that tough like armor,
The military in particular may want to use spinel as transparent armor for vehicles and face shields.
#Researchers develop harder ceramic for armor windows The Department of defense needs materials for armor windows that provide essential protection for both personnel
To meet that need scientists at the U s. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have developed a method to fabricate nanocrystalline spinel that is 50%harder than the current spinel armor materials used in military vehicles.
This harder spinel offers the potential for better armor windows in military vehicles which would give personnel and equipment such as sensors improved protection along with other benefits.
In current applications spinel and sapphire (which is also very hard) are used to create materials for military armor windows.
The armor material used by the military needs to be transparent so that both equipment and personnel can see.
Beyond the use for a harder spinel in armor windows there could be other potential Dod and civilian applications in better/stronger office windows smartphones and tablets screens military/civilian vehicles
However it developed impressive armor back home in Eurasia and to the small North american fish who would normally eat it Bythotrephes is armed a fully pincushion.
#Applied Nanotech Tests Ballistic, Blast-Resistant Armor Panels with Printed Electronic Antennas Applied Nanotech, Inc. ANI), a PEN Inc. company (PEN), announces successful completion
and test of fiberglass ballistic and blast-resistant armor panels that incorporate printed electronic antennas capable of sending
The armor provides multi-channel communications and advanced active protection for vehicles, ships and buildings.
The multi-function armor eliminates the need for multiple high-profile communications antenna structures on military vehicles
The armor-incased antennas also have jamming capability to block radio signals such as those used to remotely trigger explosives,
including MIT, Under Armour, and Hyatt
#Scientists made a major breakthrough in 3d printed electronics that will keep you from ever drinking spoiled milk again Researchers have used 3d printing to develop a sensor that can be placed inside a carton of milk to detect
and this is expected to build on work by an MIT professor who is currently developing'liquid armour'.
Once fully developed, the armour could transform from a liquid to a solid in a fraction of a second when under the influence of a magnetic field, or electric current.
while they are also developing a new advanced tank called Armata T-14 that has ceramic armour. 1
#Herpes virus genetically engineered to destroy skin cancer cells A new study has pointed to a chink in the armor of skin cancer cells,
Under Armour chief revenue officer of digital Jason Larose said in the blog post. oogle technology solutions help us innovate. interest last month dove into e-commerce with insthat let iphone
"There is depleted uranium in a lot of armor-piercing munitions, "he said, "so places like the Middle east that are experiencing war could be exposed to high levels of uranium in the groundwater
scientists at the University of Virginia School of medicine have found a blueprint for battling human disease using DNA clad in near-indestructible armor.
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