Breakthrough Material Could Boost Aerospace and Defense Technology

A team of researchers from Stockholm University, the University of Illinois Chicago, and other institutions has developed a high-entropy oxide nanoribbon, as detailed in Science. This material is designed to perform reliably under extreme conditions, such as high temperatures, which are common in aerospace and defense applications. High-entropy materials, made from several principal elements, offer superior stability and performance. This innovation could provide a competitive edge in industries where material failure is not an option.