Researchers developed a light yet strong material by combining two unexpected ingredients—DNA and glass. Working at the nanoscale provides scientists with a deep understanding and precision in crafting and analyzing materials. In broader-scale production, and even in natural settings, numerous mate
.” This means that well-defined structures with a repeating pattern can spontaneously form from these origami DNA blocks.
Michelson’s work in this field earned him the Robert Simon Memorial Prize at Columbia University. His research into DNA frameworks has explored a range of characteristics and applications, from mechanical properties to superconductivity. Much like the structures he’s built upon, Michelson’s work continues to grow and build as it takes on new layers of information from these exciting experiments.
“We were very interested to explore how we can enhance mechanical properties of regular materials, like glass, but structuring them at the nanoscale,” said Gang. A graph comparing the nanolattice in this experiment to the relative strength of various materials. Credit: Brookhaven National Laboratory
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