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Life & Chemistry

Knitting Electronics: The Future of Yarn Batteries Explained

Most people are familiar with smartwatches, but for wearable electronics to progress, scientists will need to overcome the challenge of creating a device that…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Ragweed’s Impact on Soybean Production in the Midwest

Ragweed, its pollen potent to allergy sufferers, might be more than a source of sneezes. In the Midwest, the plant may pose a threat to soybean production.

Power and Electrical Engineering

'Fog harp' increases collection capacity for clean water

Fog harvesting may look like whimsical work.

Life & Chemistry

New Insights: Centrioles’ Role in Aggressive Cancer Types

The researchers observed that the number and size of tiny structures that exist inside cells, called centrioles, are increased in the most aggressive sub-types…

Materials Sciences

Submarine Groundwater’s Impact on Coral Reef Growth in Hawai’i

“Understanding how damage occurs to the material of a component while is placed under realistic mechanical loads is one of the key questions in materials…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Optimizing Potato Production: From Muddy Spud to Perfect Fry

To provide these services, the team has built networks filled with data and information on topics as diverse as agricultural machinery, price forecasting and…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Protein Secrets: The Power of Minimal Analysis

Proteins constantly move and change their conformation. Molecular dynamics typically answers the question of what the possible conformations of proteins are….

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Aquaculture: The Future of Fish and Seafood

More than half of the world’s fish and seafood products come from aquaculture. The increasing demand and the simultaneous decline of the natural stocks due to…

Earth Sciences

Greenhouse Gas Reduces Nitrogen Loads in Indian Lakes

Human activities are causing the release of enormous amounts of reactive nitrogen (RN) to the environment. India alone accounts for about one-fifth of the…

Power and Electrical Engineering

High-Precision Control of Valves and Locks via Electric Current

Simply by analysing the electric current that flows through the coil, the team is able to determine where the bolt is and can adjust its position…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Conveyor technology: Moving large quantities of small goods using muscles made of silicone polymer

Rapid contractions of the artificial muscles convey the material on the belt, either by projecting the material forward in a series of tiny bounces or sliding…

Medical Engineering

Unveiling Brain Function: Insights from Neuroscience Research

To uncover connections between brain regions and specific cognitive functions, neuroscientists have long made extensive use of techniques like functional…

Physics & Astronomy

Underground neutrino experiment sets the stage for deep discovery about matter

This accomplishment is critical to developing and proposing a much larger future experiment–with approximately a ton of detectors–to study the nature of…

Information Technology

Atomically thin light-emitting device opens the possibility for 'invisible' displays

The device opens the door to invisible displays on walls and windows – displays that would be bright when turned on but see-through when turned off — or in…

Life & Chemistry

New Research Offers Hope Against Citrus Greening Epidemic

Citrus greening, also known as huanglongbing, is a serious disease dramatically affecting citrus production all over the world. Trees with this disease are…

Materials Sciences

Atomistic Insights Into Electrocatalysis Innovations

Electrocatalysts are important for many industrial processes as they enhance the conversion of electrical energy into chemical energy and thus help to store…

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