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Materials Sciences

Next-Gen Smart Textiles: Flexible Carbon Nanotube Sensors

A team of engineers at the University of Delaware is developing next-generation smart textiles by creating flexible carbon nanotube composite coatings on a…

Physics & Astronomy

Advanced Plasma Switch: Boosting Power Grid Efficiency

GE is testing a tube filled with plasma — the charged state of matter composed of free electrons and ions that PPPL studies to understand fusion energy and a…

Information Technology

Enhance Low Bandwidth with Multi-Color Light Frequencies

The rainbow is not just colors – each color of light has its own frequency. The more frequencies you have, the higher the bandwidth for transmitting…

Materials Sciences

Quantum material is promising 'ion conductor' for research, new technologies

The research centers on a material called samarium nickelate, which is a quantum material, meaning its performance taps into quantum mechanical interactions….

Power and Electrical Engineering

Controlling Spin Current: Magnetic Fields and Temperature Innovation

The transition from light bulbs to LEDs has drastically cut the amount of electricity we use for lighting. Most of the electricity consumed by incandescent…

Life & Chemistry

First Wheat Gene Transcription Atlas Boosts Research Potential

Knowledge of the function of the genes, if possible all genes, in an organism is crucial. The expression of genes at various points in time, in various organs…

Information Technology

Color Effects from 3D-Printed Nanostructures Explained

Most of the objects we see are colored by pigments, but using pigments has disadvantages: such colors can fade, industrial pigments are often toxic, and…

Life & Chemistry

How Embryo Development Shapes Future Organ Function

During the early development of an embryo, many tissues and organs already form their final shape. This shape has to be maintained while the organism keeps…

Life & Chemistry

New Chips and Coding Tools Advance Bacteria Research

The never-ending fight against bacteria has taken a turn in humanity's favor with the announcement of a tool that could give the upper hand in drug research.

Materials Sciences

Erase and Redefine: 3D Inks for Precision Printing

3D printing by direct laser writing enables production of micro-meter-sized structures for many applications, from biomedicine to microelectronics to optical…

Life & Chemistry

Protein Droplets: Boosting Neuron Readiness and Immune Balance

Now, new discoveries from Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) scientists reported July 5, 2018, in the journal Science demonstrate that these droplets do…

Earth Sciences

Diving Robots Discover High Winter CO2 Levels in Antarctic Seas

The open water nearest the sea ice surrounding Antarctica releases significantly more carbon dioxide in winter than previously believed, a new study has found….

Information Technology

Streamline Mold Design With Innovative Interactive Software

Most of the plastic objects we see are created using injection molding, but designing such molds is a difficult task, usually requiring experts. Now, computer…

Health & Medicine

New Biosensor Tracks Brain’s Glycine Movements Effectively

The research team has, for the first time, optically tracked the movements of the neurotransmitter glycine, which is a signalling molecule in the brain, with a…

Information Technology

Next-Gen Quantum Communications: Fraunhofer HHI’s PolyBoard

The hybrid photonic integration platform PolyBoard, developed at Fraunhofer HHI, enables the flexible and efficient combination of various optical…

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Join Our September Workshop on Sensor Data Management

With a smartphone, for example, you can switch on the air conditioning in your home and a printer orders a new toner cartridge on its own – that's how the…

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