Wearable Patch Can Painlessly Deliver Drugs through the Skinby Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyUsing ultrasonic waves to propel drug molecules into the skin, the patch could be used to treat a variety of conditions
NewsMars Rover Perseverance Takes First Extraterrestrial Sound Recordingby Holden GalushaThe rover captured the sound of dust devils in Jezero Crater, the rover’s landing spot
NewsResearchers Use Sound Waves to Move Objectsby Holden GalushaThis new method of contactless manipulation could prove useful in manufacturing and robotics
NewsChemical Clues to the Mystery of What’s Coating Stradivari’s Violinsby American Chemical SocietyUnderstanding the components of the coating could help replicate the historic instruments
NewsScientists Fine-Tune “Tweezers of Sound” for Contactless Manipulationby Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityAdaptive control helps realize more stable lifting of particles from surfaces
NewsMusicians, Chemists Use Sound to Better Understand Scienceby University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignResearchers are using sonification to depict biochemical processes and better understand how they happen
NewsAcoustic Illusionsby ETH ZurichResearchers have devised an ingenious method of using acoustics to conceal and simulate objects
NewsLab-Made Hexagonal Diamonds Stiffer Than Natural Diamondsby Washington State UniversityScientists at Washington State University's Institute for Shock Physics created hexagonal diamonds large enough to measure their stiffness using sound waves
News'Sound' Solutions to Low Frequency Noiseby National University of SingaporeLow frequency noise is known to trigger negative physiological reactions, such as changes to blood pressure, vertigo, and breathing difficulties
NewsBuilding Next-Gen Smart Materials with the Power of Soundby RMIT UniversityResearchers have used sound waves to precisely manipulate atoms and molecules, accelerating the sustainable production of breakthrough smart materials
NewsRecord-Shattering Underwater Soundby SLAC National Accelerator LaboratoryA team of researchers has produced a record-shattering underwater sound with an intensity that eclipses that of a rocket launch