Scientists Want to Bridge Public Divide
Investments in outreach may improve diversity, trust in science
Articles by Northwestern University
Mussels’ Underwater Glue Inspires Synthetic Cement
Researchers use nature’s strongest secrets to build even stronger biomaterials
Bacteria Upcycle Carbon Waste into Valuable Chemicals
Engineered bacteria convert captured carbon dioxide into chemicals for fuels, fabric, and cosmetics
Monte Carlo Simulations Enable Images of Radiation-Sensitive Soft Nanomaterials
New findings enable first direct, real-time images of radiation-sensitive soft nanomaterials in organic solvents
Pandemic’s Effect on Scientists May Be Long Lasting, Study Finds
Although productivity has been mostly restored, initiation of new projects has dramatically declined
Material Protects Against Both Biological and Chemical Threats
Versatile fabric is effective against the virus that causes COVID-19
Researchers Develop New Tool for Analyzing Large Superconducting Circuits
Method could help push forward the field of quantum computing
Your Sense of Smell May Be the Key to a Balanced Diet
We are less likely to perceive smells of food that relate to a recent meal
The Case for Onboard Carbon Dioxide Capture on Long-Range Vehicles
Proposed method can be implemented based on existing technologies
New Technique Identifies Proteins in the Living Brain
Tool could help researchers better understand brain diseases and potential treatments