> Using that approach, they developed an alloy with higher ultimate tensile strength and vastly higher (x1000) resistance to creep at high temperatures (1100 C)

> Using that approach, they developed an alloy with higher ultimate tensile strength and vastly higher (x1000) resistance to creep at high temperatures (1100 C) compared to the best available superalloys That sounds really cool. Do you think this will allow us to build jet engines with higher operating temperatures, improving efficiency of electricity generation and plane travel?