The microstructural evolution of the alloy, heated for 32 hours (left) versus 64 hours (right). (Zhang et al., Science, 2026) Metal alloys are used everywhere from aircraft to cutlery, making them an ...

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Researchers created a near-room-temperature method to make high-entropy alloys with precise control of crystal structure and morphology for custom designs. (Nanowerk News) Humans have been making ...