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High-res Nanoscale Medical Imaging is Now More Accessible
You need an expensive super-resolution microscope in your lab but can't afford it. Now what? A new technique allows…
First Demo of Highly Sensitive Quantum Sensors for Medicine
Scientists have studied the scientific principle of Laser Threshold Magnetometry (LTM) theory at length.…
These Tiny Radar Chips and Drones Are Tracking Bees
Are you using radar chips for your small designs? Here's one for the books—and maybe some ideas for your designs,…
AI Pareidolia: Can Machines Spot Faces in Inanimate Objects?
Rachel Gordon | MIT News
September 30, 2024
In 1994, Florida jewelry designer Diana Duyser discovered…
New Battery Type Could Boost Renewable Energy Storage
Renewable energy sources like wind and solar are critical to sustaining our planet, but they come with a big…
Fluorescent Biosensors Revolutionize Medical Diagnostics
Biosensors that use biological molecules to detect substances hold great potential for diagnosing diseases,…
Quantum Particle Prediction for Light Emitters and Photonic Devices
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma recently predicted the existence of a new type of particle exciton that…
Are Molecules the Key to Further Tech Miniaturization?
As electronic devices continue to shrink, physical size limitations are challenging Moore's law, which predicts the…
The Mathematics Behind Decision-making Bias
New research out of Florida State University explains the math behind how initial predispositions and additional…
Lithium Battery Recycling Gets a Jolt; Becomes Cleaner and More Efficient
Lithium, often called "white gold," is a key ingredient in batteries, particularly for phones, laptops, and…