In a first, researchers have developed a new copper alloy that's one of the most resilient copper-based materials ever made.

The alloy demonstrates what researchers say are exceptional strength and stability for use in advanced engineering ...

Aluminum and copper have the highest thermal conductivity among common metals (205W/mK and 401W/mK versus say 50W/mK for steel) and are easily the most frequently used materials in the making of ...

Zhong has successfully developed advanced copper alloys with high conductivity and strength. Copper alloys are promising for use in vehicles of the future, Zhong says. For instance, high-speed ...

A team of researchers from Arizona State University, the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Lehigh University and Louisiana State University has developed a groundbreaking high-temperature copper alloy ...

A cross-section of the new copper alloy ... sunlight — but it's not finished yet But these alloys fall short in terms of their electrical conductivity, limiting some of their potential applications.