Materials & Craft Science

Japan has announced a new process capable of recovering up to 90% of lithium from end-of-life electric vehicle batteries, potentially transforming battery recycling.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 14, 2026

New findings reveal that certain simple fluids can fracture, challenging long-held assumptions about fluid behavior and opening new scientific avenues.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 12, 2026

Research shows snail teeth are stronger than spider silk, redefining natural material strength. Confirmed in 2015, this discovery impacts biomaterials science.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 11, 2026

Research in 2015 revealed snail teeth are stronger than spider silk, challenging assumptions about natural materials’ strength and potential applications.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 10, 2026

Learn how to select, prepare, and use educational science kits for kids to foster learning and curiosity effectively and safely.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 10, 2026

An overview of confirmed findings and ongoing research on microplastics in the human body, highlighting what is known, unknown, and why it matters.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 9, 2026

A new research paper explores the mathematical modeling of balloon twisting using polyhedral theory, advancing understanding in computational geometry.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 8, 2026

A new educational program introduces engineers to genomics, highlighting its relevance to technology and biotech development.

• KellerKunst Team
• July 7, 2026

A powerful earthquake struck Japan, causing the entire nation to shift. Experts confirm the event’s unprecedented scale and impact.

• KellerKunst Team
• June 24, 2026