New research shows how paper-cutting can make ultra strong, stretchable electronics

Researchers at Rensselaer have developed a patented method to use cheap and abundant paper biomass to make lithium-sulfur batteries

Developing atomically thin 'drumheads' for ultra-low power communications and sensory devices

LS 13 320 XR delivers fast, accurate, and reproducible particle analysis data

The GDS900 brings state-of-the-art technology designed specifically for routine bulk elemental determination in most conductive solid metal matrices

WITec’s proven 3D Raman imaging functionality is now available in an inverted microscope

Molecular Foundry-designed 2-D sheets mimic the surface of cells

Rutgers scholar is a pioneer in acoustic cloaking research

A passive, durable, and effective method of water collection, fog harvesting consists of catching the microscopic droplets of water suspended in the wind that make up fog

Researchers have developed a rechargeable yarn battery that is waterproof and flexible

A potential revolution in device engineering could be underway, thanks to the discovery of functional electronic interfaces in quantum materials that can self-assemble spontaneously

Currently, CNRS researchers are developing reverse osmosis membranes, commonly used to desalinate seawater