NewsSeparating Out Signals Recorded at the Seafloorby Washington University in St. LouisNew microanalysis approach has helped researchers separate out signals in pyrite
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NewsSynthetic Biology Meets Fashion in Engineered Silkby Washington University in St. LouisEngineers developed a method to create synthetic spider silk at high yields while retaining strength and toughness
NewsTwo Technical Breakthroughs Make High-Quality 2D Materials Possibleby Washington University in St. LouisResearch would make next-generation electronics faster and use less power
NewsPush, Pull, or Swirl: The Many Movements of Ciliaby Washington University in St. LouisResearch team develops model to explain how cilia beat
NewsSynthetic Biology Yields Easy-to-Use Underwater Adhesivesby Washington University in St. LouisResearchers cherry-picked properties from the animal world to develop a biocompatible, adhesive gel
NewsHow New Leaders Build—or Lose—Trust over Timeby Washington University in St. LouisResearch finds the higher the initial level of expectations for new leaders, the greater the potential for those leaders to experience a decline in trust
NewsBehold the Humble Water Flea, Locked in a Battle of Mythological Proportionsby Washington University in St. LouisWhen parasitism actually causes the number of hosts to increase, an effect known as a hydra effect
NewsEngineering Sources of Loss Provides New Features for Perfect Light Absorptionby Washington University in St. LouisLoss is ubiquitous in nature, and by better understanding it, we make it more useful