The fibers are hair-like protein filaments called “pili” that have the unique property of transporting charges at speeds of 1 billion electrons per second

Designing and building three massive hill slopes, known as LEO, was no ordinary undertaking for the UA's Biosphere 2

Recent research shows that the topography can enhance some of graphene’s already interesting properties

Ancient lunar ice indicates the moon's axis slowly shifted by 125 miles, or 6 degrees, over 1 billion years. Earth's moon now a member of solar system's exclusive 'true polar wander' club, which includes just a handful of other planetary bodies

“Our method opens pathways to direct-write and edit circuitry on 2-D material without the complicated current state-of-the-art multi-step lithographic processes.” 

New technique to grow nanostructures that degrade organic matter when exposed to light

Researchers propose a new way to improve the beam quality in laser wakefield accelerators, which are small and inexpensive enough to bring high energy physics experiments to a wide variety of universities and labs

A metal-foam compound developed by Professor Rob Shepherd's engineering group displays shape memory and the ability to self-heal through reheating

Magma re-creation, along with other research, helps researchers to understand eruptions and possibly ways to better predict them

Findings published Mar. 16 in Nature may advance the era of quantum computers

Armed with information about what electrons are doing inside the material, researchers believe they can make improvements to solar cells

When choosing which lab stirrer option is best for you, it depends on the application