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Earth Sciences

Explore SimRadar: New Polarimetric Radar for Tornado Studies

“These results are important for operational weather forecasters and emergency managers,” says Nick Anderson, program director in the National Science…

Earth Sciences

Water’s Role in Crust Formation: New Rock Sample Insights

Nick Dygert, a postdoctoral fellow in the Jackson School's Department of Geological Sciences, led the research which was published in May in the print edition…

Physics & Astronomy

Understanding Fluid Flow in Shale for Better Drilling

Most of the world's oil and natural gas reserves may be locked up inside the tiny pores comprising shale rock. But current drilling and fracturing methods…

Physics & Astronomy

New X-Ray Microscope Optics Achieve 50-Nm Resolution

X-ray microscopes are commonly used in combination with full-field imaging techniques in spectromicroscopy applications, where they allow the chemical…

Life & Chemistry

How Fishes Use Lateral Lines to Sense Their Environment

The ide (Leuciscus idus) is a fish that inhabits the lower stretches of slow-flowing rivers. Like most fishes, it can perceive the current using its lateral…

Process Engineering

Laser Technology Enhances Diver Safety in Sheet Piling Repairs

Sheet piling protects fortified shore areas, or can be used to dry out these areas if repairs are necessary. If the sheet piling must be dismantled, divers…

Life & Chemistry

Slimy and smart – uncovered

A team including Dr. Karen Alim, head of the Max Planck Research Group on Biological Physics and Morphogenesis at the Göttingen Max Planck Institute for…

Life & Chemistry

3D Microdevice Enhances Minimally Invasive Surgery Techniques

A tiny robot that gets into the human body through the simple medical injection and, passing healthy organs, finds and treats directly the goal – a…

Life & Chemistry

Erasable Ink Innovations for 3D Printing Applications

3D printing by direct laser writing produces micrometer-sized structures with precisely defined properties. Researchers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology…

Life & Chemistry

New NIST data to aid production and storage of 'fascinating' medication

And yet, this compound has long been a bit of an enigma because of missing information on its properties. Now, chemists at the National Institute of Standards…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Stanford’s New Flexible, Biodegradable Electronics Innovate Sustainability

Troubled by this mounting waste, Stanford engineer Zhenan Bao and her team are rethinking electronics. “In my group, we have been trying to mimic the function…

Materials Sciences

Fast Non-Destructive Testing for 2D Materials in Semiconductors

“In the semiconductor industry, for example, defects are important because you can control properties through defects,” said Mauricio Terrones, professor of…

Awards Funding

EU Advances Interdisciplinary Tinnitus Research via ESIT Program

Chronic tinnitus affects around 42 million people in Europe. For many sufferers, the annoying ringing in the ear leads to significant long-term reduction in…

Physics & Astronomy

Ultracold Atom Waves: Insights Into Rogue Ocean Killers

By precisely controlling the quantum behavior of an ultracold atomic gas, Rice University physicists have created a model system for studying the wave…

Medical Engineering

Future Surgeries May Use Automated Robotic Drills

A computer-driven automated drill, similar to those used to machine auto parts, could play a pivotal role in future surgical procedures. The new machine can…

Materials Sciences

Luminescent Molecular System with Lower Critical Solution Temp

Depending on their solubility, solids can completely dissolve in liquids to form clear solutions, or form suspensions that still contain undissolved solid….

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