Editorial team
ioQuanta Research Desk
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Evidence date ·How scientists turn AI suggestions into findings they can defend
PreprintA philosophical preprint explores how AI guides searches in knot mathematics and aftershock research, and how resulting claims earn scientific support.
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Evidence date ·Testing whether home support adds value for dementia caregivers using wearables
Clinical TrialA proposed trial will assess whether home visits plus wearable monitoring ease dementia caregivers’ burden compared with monitoring alone and usual care.
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Evidence date ·How arranging carbon inside plastic changes where heat can go
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2021 review explores connected heat paths through plastic layers, electrical insulation, and the gap between material tests and practical cooling components.
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Evidence date ·From flowing earth paste to small, hardened printed shapes
Peer-Reviewed PaperExplore the binders that make an earth-based paste printable, how molded and printed strengths compare, and why environmental benefits remain unverified.
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Evidence date ·How repairing tiny defects helps silicone stay water-repellent
Peer-Reviewed PaperA 2021 lab study shows how silicone coatings regain water repellency after damage and why practical use in condensation equipment still needs testing.
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Evidence date ·How repairable materials help flexible sensors recover function
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explains how reversible polymer bonds support repair, what sensor tests show, and why damage severity and healing conditions shape recovery.
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Evidence date ·How liquids and protective seals could mend aircraft materials
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2022 review explains how potential aircraft materials could repair small cracks, what limits repeat repair, and how heat and oxygen shape the process.
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Evidence date ·Turning porous metal-and-organic scaffolds into hollow absorbers
Review or Meta-AnalysisWhy carbon and magnetic particles work together, how hollow shapes survive heating, and what frequency, thickness, and loading mean for absorption.
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Evidence date ·Starting with how a material should bend, stretch, or absorb energy
Review or Meta-AnalysisSoftware predicts how shapes behave and proposes new ones. A review explains how digital geometry and simulation checks guide the search for useful structures.
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Evidence date ·Designing porous materials around what their pores can do
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explains how pores can accommodate or separate molecules, and how fabrication and added materials expand the choices for material design.