It’s the year 2025 and, by now, it is abundantly clear that we have a major plastic problem–garbage patches in the ocean, ...

"The Harbour Chronicles" documents the history of the world’s longest-standing surf shop and the man who kept it going.

An Australian surfer is lucky to be alive after he encountered a shark — but the surfboard he was riding on wasn’t as lucky.

Two-dimensional materials are substances with a thickness of a few nanometres or less. Electrons in these materials are free to move in the two-dimensional plane, but their restricted motion in ...

Diffusion generation process for a stable crystalline material having a target band gap value (3 eV) using the MatterGen model. After a two-year postdoctoral stint at MIT’s Computer Science and ...

The post is accompanied by a vibrant, shiny, Coach surfboard haphazardly sitting next to a used couch. The surfboard is extremely rare and currently listed on eBay for $700. Redditors within the ...

I'm watching a black disc of wonder material hovering over a bubbling bath of liquid nitrogen. "This is superconducting magnetic levitation," says magnet scientist Greg Brittles. "The closest you ...

Unlike conventional methods, the manufacturing process of the 2D polymer is highly scalable.

For your introductory surf lessons and experiences, start with a foam or soft-top board — these surfboard materials offer the most stability. Look for thick, wide boards with a length of at ...

Materials innovation is one of the key drivers of major technological breakthroughs. The discovery of lithium cobalt oxide in the 1980s laid the groundwork for today’s lithium-ion battery technology.

Karl Bacon and Ed Morgan: Tubular Steel Track Roller Coaster (Posthumous) Tom Blake designed the first lightweight, hollow surfboards and paddleboards – some of the earliest boards to be ...

Lieutenant Koa Lyu was paddling a rescue surfboard through the dark off of Cannon Beach on Monday night, with waves reaching 10 feet in height, when he heard something over the sound of the surf.