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A Deeper Look at How Molecules Affect the Atoms Beneath the Surface of a Material
The atomic reaction between gases and oxides is a key piece for many technological puzzles. It can lead to benefits…
What if Solar Cells Worked at Night?
What if solar cells worked at night? That's no joke, according to Jeremy Munday, professor in the Department of…
A Lithium-ion Sweet Spot Discovered
When a thin layer of alumina is applied to common cathodes, lithium is trapped in batteries. That limits the number…
Robot Dexterity Modeled on Sea Anemones Rather Than Human Hands
With robots performing more and more tasks that require fine motor skills, researchers are seeking inspiration…
3D Printing With Gold Nanoparticles Will Make an Impact on Pharmaceuticals
For the first time ever, researchers have succeeded in printing a 3D image with stabilized gold nanoparticles with…
New Nanotube Production Process Can Replace Smalley’s Method
With their remarkable electrical conductivity, exceptional tensile strength and thermal conductivity, carbon…
Machine Learning and AI Cut Theoretical Physics Solution Time Dramatically
On the cusp of the second wave of quantum computing, electronics engineers, physicists and chemists are…
Slow Hiring in the U.S. Tech Sector
The U.S. technology sector added a just 3,500 new jobs in December, the second lowest total for the calendar year,…
The World’s First Electrically Powered Yagi-Uda Antenna
First invented in the 1920s, the Yagi-Uda antenna was created by Japanese researchers Hidetsugu Yagi and Shintaro…
Cylindrical Zero Gauss Chambers Design Considerations
Engineers, Physicists, Scientists, and technical professionals that perform scientific testing and experimentation…