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Material Science July 28, 2023
By Joshua Stoner

The LK-99 Superconductor Would Be A Leap Forward for Computing and our Understanding of Material Science

Most technological advancements are modest in nature, slowly building upon previous generations. However, every so often, there is a breakthrough in material science which results in...
Material Science March 3, 2023
By Joshua Stoner

Re-Assessing Existing Structural Materials and Processes through a Modern Lens

For millennia, building materials such as concrete have allowed for humans to create lasting masterpieces of architecture; just look to ancient Rome for examples. While one...

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The LK-99 Superconductor Would Be A Leap Forward for Computing and our Understanding of Material Science

Re-Assessing Existing Structural Materials and Processes through a Modern Lens