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Physics & Astronomy

Hubble 'traps' a vermin galaxy

This shows a distant galaxy — visible as the smudge to the lower right — as it begins to align with and pass behind a star sitting nearer to us within the…

Information Technology

New Millimeter-Wave Tech Enhances Vehicle Safety

The W-band covers the frequencies used by automotive radars. Sophisticated driver-assistance and selfdriving will require radars with millimeter-wave beam…

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Physics & Astronomy

Superfluid Light: Breakthrough Research from Italy and Canada

Researchers from CNR NANOTEC of Lecce in Italy, in collaboration with Polytechnique Montreal in Canada have shown that for light “dressed” with electrons, an…

Earth Sciences

Frozen Methane Domes: Signs of Potential Blow-Outs?

“Every year we go back to the dome area with our research vessel, and every year I am anxious to see if one of these domes has become a crater,” says lead…

Information Technology

Graphene-CMOS Device: Unveiling the Invisible in Electronics

However, to continue the path of progress in the electronics industry new technology must be developed and a key feature of this is the ability to integrate…

Information Technology

Tactile Sensor Enhances Robot Capabilities at MIT CSAIL

Eight years ago, Ted Adelson's research group at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) unveiled a new sensor technology, called…

Life & Chemistry

Remote Tumor Induction: New Insights into Cancer Development

Current view is that cancer development is initiated from cells that acquire initial DNA mutations. These in turn provoke additional defects, and ultimately…

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High-Performance Roll-to-Roll Processing for Flexible Electronics

Functionalized and curved surfaces made of glass or plastic, rollable displays, high-quality bended surfaces for architecture or interior design in automotive…

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IHP Hosts INFOS Conference in Germany This June

In June 2017, engineers, technologists, material researchers, physicists and chemists will meet in Potsdam. It is the first time that the international…

Earth Sciences

ASU-led scientists discover why rocks flow slowly in Earth's middle mantle

Shim and his research team combined X-ray techniques in the synchrotron radiation facility at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Labs and atomic…

Physics & Astronomy

New Jupiter-like world so hot it stretches definition of 'planet'

A newly discovered Jupiter-like world is so hot that it's stretching the definition of the word “planet.”

Earth Sciences

2017 Hurricane Season: A Year of Weather Extremes

The 2016 Hurricane Season is the longest hurricane season since 1951, making the 2016 season the 2nd longest on record. That's the conclusion drawn in a paper…

Physics & Astronomy

Muon magnet's moment has arrived

What do you get when you revive a beautiful 20-year-old physics machine, carefully transport it 3,200 miles over land and sea to its new home, and then use it…

Physics & Astronomy

Ancient Mars: Rover Finds Evidence of Stratified Lake

A long-lasting lake on ancient Mars provided stable environmental conditions that differed significantly from one part of the lake to another, according to a…

Life & Chemistry

Georgia State Scientists Rewire Brain Connectivity in Species

Neurons are connected to each other to form networks that underlie behaviors. Drs. Akira Sakurai and Paul Katz of Georgia State's Neuroscience Institute study…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Meet the Nimble-Fingered Robot by AUTOLAB Research Team

Berkeley professor Ken Goldberg, postdoctoral researcher Jeff Mahler and the Laboratory for Automation Science and Engineering (AUTOLAB) created the robot,…

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