Materials Science
Technology offers high-speed, high-quality printing that could be useful for architecture models, fine art, exhibits, and other applications
Even the best perovskite solar cells lose some electricity as heat at microscopic locations scattered across the cell, which dampens the efficiency
These micro swimmers mimic biological behavior and might one day deliver targeted drugs or stir samples in labs-on-a-chip
Robots can catch live insects in the blink of an eye
Drexel researchers develop coal ash aggregate that helps concrete cure
Researchers report a new technique that uses image distillation to extract quantum information from an illuminated source that contains both quantum and classical information
Researchers develop a method to produce pharmaceutically relevant compounds in just two or three steps, with water as the only waste product, using renewable woodchips as starting material
With a new process developed at TU Wien (Vienna), living cells can be integrated into fine structures created in a 3D printer—extremely fast and with very high resolution
A new analysis shows that the energy intensive ceramic industry would gain both financial and environmental benefits if it used this sintering process in actual manufacturing
Similar to origami, the more well-known art of paper-folding, kirigami involves cutting in addition to folding
SUTD's new approach to the 3D printing of chocolate using cold extrusion instead of conventional hot-melt extrusion method eliminates the need for stringent temperature controls, offering wider potential for 3D printing temperature-sensitive food
