You know the feeling when you use a product for the very first time, and you realize within seconds that you're absolutely in love with it? That's how I felt the first time I tested the brand new ...

Microwave kilns might not be able to do everything a traditional kiln does, but for hobbyists and crafters looking for an affordable way to melt glass at home, they certainly are a handy alternative.

Using a liquid-phase reaction, the researcher has developed transparent, colorless, low-melting glass that melts at temperatures as low as 500 °C, and has enhanced its water resistance by improving ...