Tag: Ceramics
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Suzu Ware Rises from Earthquake Ruins: A Noto Peninsula Revival
Introduction: A Pottery Tradition Endures The Suzu ware of the Noto Peninsula has long been a symbol of Ishikawa Prefecture’s artisanal heritage. From its quiet workshop behind rolling sea breezes to its dramatic emergence from earthquake rubble, Suzu ware tells a story of resilience. The ceramic tradition dates back centuries, surviving upheavals that would have…
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What Makes a Good Proton Conductor: Key Materials and Design Principles
Introduction: Why Proton Conductors Matter Proton conductors are the backbone of several transformative energy technologies, including fuel cells, electrolyzers, and emerging low-power electronics. Their ability to shuttle protons (H+) efficiently while resisting electronic leakage and chemical degradation determines the overall performance, durability, and cost of devices that produce or use hydrogen. This article outlines the…
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Five Materials That Could Make Fighter Jets Nearly Invisible to Radar
Introduction: The Quest for Stealth in Modern Aviation Stealth technology remains a cornerstone of modern air combat, with radar-absorption at the heart of reducing detectability. Researchers and defense programs continue to explore advanced materials that can bend, scatter, or absorb radar waves across broad frequency ranges. While no material guarantees absolute invisibility, a layered approach…
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Five Radar-Absorbing Materials for Stealth Jets
Introduction: The quest for radar invisibility Modern fighter jets rely on advanced materials to reduce radar visibility while maintaining performance in extreme conditions. Researchers across universities and space agencies are exploring a mix of engineered substances that interact with electromagnetic waves in unique ways. The result is a toolbox of radar-absorbing options that, when layered…