The researchers at TU Delft have pioneered the fabrication of high-performance diamond-based microsensors using direct inkjet printing. By replacing standard ink in a commercial printer with diamond ...

Diamond-based materials brighten the future of electronics Date: March 13, 2012 Source: DOE/Argonne National Laboratory Summary: Researchers have found a way to combine ultrananocrystalline ...

The University of Wurzburg has modified SiC crystals to exhibit new and surprising properties. They enable the best electronic properties of diamond to be used in a solicon material. This makes them ...

The graphite found in your favorite pencil could have instead been the diamond your mother always wears. What made the ...

The findings could enable strategies to customize the properties of diamond for an array of unexplored electronics and quantum sensing applications, according to the authors. Article #20-13565 ...

A diamond as the steppingstone to new materials, using plasma physics technology Date: December 11, 2017 Source: University of Alabama at Birmingham ...

It’s all about the pipeline in this regard: our job at AWS is to take the diamond substrates that Element Six produces and apply our specialist optical, fabrication, microwave and cryogenic tools to ...

World's hardest material, diamond, is flexible ... in real-time to between 0 to 9 per cent in nano-diamonds, there is a lot of potential for exploring unprecedented material properties.

While most terrestrial materials cannot scratch a diamond, there are six materials that, at least by many measures, are stronger and/or harder than these naturally occurring carbon lattices. Getty ...