Glass has a lot going for it: it's easy to clean and you can see straight through it. The only problem is that it's fragile and brittle, and that means it breaks easily. That's why researchers have ...

Celebrating 60 years of progress in 2020, metallic glass technologies are widely used today in healthcare, biotechnology, manufacturing and aerospace industries as the material combines the strength, ...

Glass pans are great insulators, so they're slow to warm up and retain heat longer, making them great for casseroles, lasagnas, and other long-cooking dishes that you may want to keep warm. Because ...

A tension-induced transformation converts a malleable crystal–glass composite into an extremely tough alloy Making metallic glasses less brittle at room temperature could allow their use as strong, ...

Researchers explain how a unique underlying atomic structure gives Pd42.5Ni7.5Cu30P20 its excellent glass-forming ability Through multiple observation techniques like anomalous X-ray scattering, X-ray ...

A team of scientists at Northwestern University has used machine learning to discover a new version of an alloy called metallic glass, reports Thanks to a Super Material, Your Future Phone May Be an ...

To determine if a glass jar is microwave-safe, the first step is to look for a microwave-safe label or icon on the jar or lid ...

(left) Photo of metallic-glass nanotubes fabricated on silicon and (right) a scanning electron microscopy image of the metallic-glass nanotubes. Oxidation can degrade the properties and functionality ...

Metal pans are excellent conductors of heat, so they're perfect for cookies, cakes, and breads, where they can provide structure to your baked goods quickly. You can use either pan for most dishes, ...