The world's first practical plastic magnet has been created at the University of Durham, according to a report in New Scientist magazine. After three months of mostly fruitless experiments, ...

The world's first organic polymer magnet has just made its debut; soon, you may be able to scrap those metal magnets and pull out a plastic version. A team of scientists from the University of ...

A magnet made of plastic material instead of iron has been developed by researchers at Ohio State University and the Du Pont Central Research Laboratory, scientists said Thursday. The discovery-the ...

London - British scientists have developed the world's first practical plastic magnet. The breakthrough could lead to new advances in computing and medical applications. In the past, magnets were ...

Low-cost, flexible electronics and better computer data storage might result from the world's first light-tunable plastic magnet, just developed at Ohio State University. With colleagues at the ...

The world’s first light-tuneable plastic magnet has come out of a research project at the Ohio State University, claims the team. The substance, developed with the University of Utah, becomes 1.5 ...

The world's first light-tunable plastic magnet, just developed at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, could result in low-cost, flexible electronics and better computer data storage. With ...

A team of researchers presents alternative approaches for versatile future applications of plastic magnets. An international team of researchers, affiliated UNIST has introduced an exiting new organic ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Researchers at Ohio State University and their colleagues have expanded the possibilities for a new kind of electronics, known as spintronics. Though spintronics technology has yet ...

Magnets aren't attracted to copper, but when the two come together they can appear to defy gravity. Download the Magnetic Copper PDF (384 Kb). Adobe Acrobat is required. SAFETY: Neodymium magnets are ...

Rupert started off as a nerdy lad expecting to be an electronics engineer, but having tried it for a while discovered that journalism was more fun. He ended up on PC Magazine in the early '90s, before ...