Personal patches sewn into clothes could reduce energy waste in buildings, Rutgers-led study says

Slimy, hard-to-clean bacterial mats called biofilms cause problems ranging from medical infections to clogged drains and fouled industrial equipment

Nanomaterials are utilized in an array of diverse applications from chemical production to medicine and light-emitting devices

Researchers have devised a way to unlock greater amounts of data from acoustic fields than ever before

Spectro has annual sales of approximately $50 million and was acquired for approximately $190 million

The silent, lightweight aircraft doesn’t depend on fossil fuels or batteries

Designing safe bridges and water systems for low-income communities is not always easy for engineers coming from highly industrialized places

A team set out to understand the engineering principles that underlie self-assembled structures of fire ants

This is the first time modular robots have been demonstrated with autonomous reconfiguration and behavior that is perception-driven

Researchers are working on tiny detectors that could record many characteristics of light, including color, polarity and, now, angle of light

Laboratory equipment manufactured with care and attention to detail lets scientists focus on what matters most

What if the inherent weaknesses of a material actually made houses and buildings stronger during wildfires and earthquakes?