Computational materials science Articles

Frontiers: Advances in Research on Advanced Infrared Optoelectronic Sensors

2026-07-17 by boardor

Source: MEMS Infrared optoelectronic sensors have attracted significant research attention over the past few decades due to their wide applications in military defense, biomedical, environmental monitoring, industrial inspection, and human-computer interaction systems. A comprehensive understanding of infrared optoelectronic sensors is crucial for optimizing their future performance. According to MEMS Consulting, researchers from Beihang University and … Read more

Will Robots Soon Look Like Humans? The Era of Liquid Metal and Biomimetic Skin Has Arrived

2026-07-16 by boardor

In today’s rapidly evolving robotics technology, breakthroughs in materials science are quietly transforming our imagination of “future robots.” From liquid metals with deformable capabilities to flexible biomimetic skin that can simulate human touch and appearance, a series of cutting-edge materials are enabling robots to evolve quickly from “cold machines” to “humanoid partners.” Materials are no … Read more

Industry News | Advances and Application Directions of Advanced Infrared Optoelectronic Sensors

2026-07-15 by boardor

Reversible 3D Printing Materials

2026-07-12 by boardor

In the past manufacturing era, we were accustomed to the idea of “printing as finality”. Once a model is set, mistakes become errors, and waste is inevitable. However, in the era of AI-driven new materials, a groundbreaking direction is emerging: Materials that can be “real-time modified” by AI. Manufacturing becomes editable, repairable, and reversible. This … Read more

Overview: Advances in Research on Advanced Infrared Optoelectronic Sensors

2026-07-11 by boardor

Infrared optoelectronic sensors have attracted significant research attention over the past few decades due to their wide applications in military defense, biomedical, environmental monitoring, industrial inspection, and human-computer interaction systems. A comprehensive understanding of infrared optoelectronic sensors is crucial for achieving their future optimization. According to a report by MEMS Consulting, researchers from Beihang University … Read more

Will PCBs Get ‘Frostbite’ in Cold Weather? A Winter Inquiry for Electronic Engineers

2026-07-04 by boardor

Temperature Drop Awareness Sudden drop in temperature Pay attention to keeping warm Take care of your health Shall we elaborate? I’m currently designing an outdoor device, and this issue is critical. First, let’s discuss the basic material issues: 1. Sudden temperature changes: The “brittleness” crisis of materials The commonly used PCB substrate, such as FR-4, … Read more

Overview of the Top Ten 3D Printing Technology Companies in China: Applications and Materials in Aerospace Technology, Custom Humanoid Robots, and Precision Manufacturing

2026-06-12 by boardor

3D printing (additive manufacturing) has evolved from a “rapid prototyping” tool in the 1980s to a “direct manufacturing” technology, reshaping design, supply chains, and product forms.The mainstream 3D printing technology roadmap (based on curing/forming mechanisms)1. Photopolymerization (Vat Photopolymerization) • SLA (Laser Spot Scanning): Highest precision (±25 µm), suitable for microstructures, dental, and jewelry wax molds. … Read more

How Much Do You Know About PCB Electroplating Technology?

2026-06-12 by boardor

Click on the arrow “China Electroplating Network” , follow us Modern circuit board surface treatment technology is a new type of coating technology developed based on traditional plating techniques, applying principles, methods, and the latest achievements from materials science, mechanics, electronics, physics, fluid mechanics, electrochemistry, and nanomaterials. It studies the surface and interface characteristics, performance, … Read more

Unveiling the Differential Scanning Calorimeter: Touch Technology Insights into Material Temperature Secrets

2026-05-30 by boardor

In the vast world of materials science, temperature acts as a silent witness, recording every subtle change in the state of matter. The Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) is a precise detective capable of “reading” the temperature secrets. With its high sensitivity detection and intelligent operation, it has become an indispensable analytical tool in both research … Read more

Uart Daily Image | The Way of Nature

2026-05-30 by boardor

Jean-Philippe Duboscq The Blue Aluminium and wood frame, linen and cotton canvas, uncrushed natural pigments and black gesso 180 cm x150cm This work uses complex materials: aluminium and wood frame, linen and cotton canvas, uncrushed natural pigments and black gesso—Duboscq’s work demonstrates a willingness to bring painting materials as close to their physical limits as … Read more