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Power and Electrical Engineering

Engineers Create Stable Halide Perovskites for Solar Cells

Soft and flexible materials called halide perovskites could make solar cells more efficient at significantly less cost, but they're too unstable to use.

Physics & Astronomy

Rare Images of Planet-Forming Disks Captured by Astronomers

To understand how planetary systems, including our own, take shape, you have to study their origins. Planet-forming or protoplanetary disks are formed in…

Life & Chemistry

Largest Synthetic Polysaccharide Breakthrough in Biopolymer Science

Carbohydrates are the most dominant biopolymers on earth. Polysaccharides such as cellulose are the building materials for plants and shells of chitin protect…

Environmental Conservation

Deep-Sea Mining’s Impact on Seafloor Ecosystems Explained

Polymetallic nodules and crusts cover many thousands of square kilometres of the world's deep-sea floor. They contain mainly manganese and iron, but also the…

Physics & Astronomy

Scientists Reveal 3D Skyrmion Tubes: A Breakthrough in Magnetics

Scientists have never before succeeded in making so-called skyrmions – 100 nanometre small vortex structures that occur in magnetic material – visible in 3D….

Machine Engineering

New LED Technology Transforms 3D Metal Printing Process

Selective LED-based melting (SLEDM) – i.e. the targeted melting of metal powder using high-power LED light sources – is the name of the new technology that a…

Life & Chemistry

How the Retina Ensures Sharp and Stable Vision

Anyone who has ever recorded a video knows that the camera must be held still so that the images do not blur. On the other hand, we always perceive a stable…

Information Technology

Future Hospital Bed Innovation: DFKI Bremen & Johanniter Project

The care industry in Germany is facing numerous challenges: Apart from a continuing shortage of staff, the strains on medical workers have also been increasing…

Materials Sciences

Engineers Develop New Method for Painting 3D-Printed Objects

Rutgers engineers have created a highly effective way to paint complex 3D-printed objects, such as lightweight frames for aircraft and biomedical stents, that…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Silicon’s Promise: A Breakthrough in Battery Anodes

The same material you'll find at the tip of a pencil–graphite–has long been a key component in today's lithium-ion batteries. As our reliance on these…

Physics & Astronomy

TAMA300 Advances Gravitational Wave Astronomy Techniques

When it began observations in 2000, TAMA300 was one of the world's first large-scale interferometric gravitational wave detectors. At that time TAMA300 had the…

Physics & Astronomy

Single-Crystal MA3Bi2I9 Enables Ultra-Sensitive X-Ray Detection

Researchers from China Academy of Engineering Physics, Nanjing University and University of Victoria demonstrated ultra-sensitive and stable X-ray detectors by…

Earth Sciences

Glacier Detachments: Emerging Hazards in a Warming World

On the evening of 5 August 2013, a startling event occurred deep in the remote interior of the United States' largest national park. A half-kilometer-long…

Health & Medicine

Enhancing Cancer Immunotherapy: Key Innovations Unveiled

Our immune system not only protects us against infection, but also against cancer. This powerful protection is based in particular on the activation of special…

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Physics & Astronomy

Hubble Observes Comet ATLAS Break Apart Into 30 Fragments

Hubble identified about 30 fragments on April 20, and 25 pieces on April 23. They are all enveloped in a sunlight-swept tail of cometary dust.

Power and Electrical Engineering

New High-Energy Batteries: Army Research Lab & UMD Collaboration

At the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command's Army Research Laboratory, in collaboration with the University of Maryland, scientists may have…

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