Tempered steel was a thing 2,900 years ago
Until recently it was assumed that it had not been possible to produce suitable quality steel in the Early Iron Age and certainly not in the Final Bronze Age.
The salt on your table could be key for the green energy transition
Large underground salt deposits could serve as hydrogen holding tanks,…
Rio Tinto kicks off recruitment campaign
Miner seeks university graduates from Australia and New Zealand, as…
How zircon helps identify untapped copper deposits
Zircons are considered nature’s time capsules.
Research institutions, US Army partner to identify risks in critical minerals supply chain
Over 100 industrial scientists, WPI faculty, and graduate and undergraduate…
