As we stand at the incipience of 2026, gazing upon a world that continues to grapple with conflict and wars, we find ourselves questioning not only our future but also our very purpose. In such turbulent times, it is more crucial than ever to look towards science – an embodiment of knowledge, progress, and hope … Continue reading The Position of Science in a World in Conflict
We are happy to share the discovery of the ZIP phases, a brand-new family of compounds that could mark a revolution in materials science. These materials reveal atomic structures unlike anything seen before, opening exciting opportunities for future research and applications. 📄 A New Family of Ternary Intermetallic Compounds with Dualistic Atomic Ordering – The … Continue reading A revolution in materials science
Our recent article at npj Materials Degradation was highlighted at the USP Newspaper. Access here (in Portuguese): https://jornal.usp.br/ciencias/de-modo-surpreendente-cientistas-descobrem-nova-forma-de-obter-material-para-industria-eletronica/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CHgU7Lvnq85/
Flagship international science: a collaboration between University of São Paulo, ETH Zürich and Montanuniversität of Leoben, it is my pleasure to share with you our recent findings on the stability of single-crystal Cu nanowires for future applications in nanoelectronics. Open access paper here: rdcu.be/b9L2E This is very special paper as it is the debut paper … Continue reading Stability of single-crystal Cu nanowires in low-reactive plasma enviroments
Materials at Extremes 