Materials Science
University of Maryland researchers developed a method to build diamond-based hybrid nanoparticles in large quantities from the ground up
Berkeley lab mathematics captures fluid interface dynamics in unprecedented detail
New approach can dramatically change the extent to which optical devices scatter light
"We are heading towards a whole new world of hybrid glass and devices for light-based technologies.”
Seokheun "Sean" Choi, assistant professor of computer and electrical engineering at Binghamton University, along with two of his students, developed the device
Long-term NSF support for Harvard University researchers helps develop unique flying micro-robots
“We are going from human-computer interaction to human-machine interaction.”
Substance could potentially be used for photolithography technology, such as fabricating printed circuits, among other applications
What makes the new, stretchable integrated circuits so powerful is their unique structure, inspired by twisted-pair telephone cables
Newly-found phenomenon has important implications for part quality and build speed
In this week's video, Reactions teams up with chemistry professor Matt Hartings, PhD, to explain how acetone can reduce styrofoam to a pile of goo
