Materials Science
Engineered living materials could be used to detect and filter contaminants in water, in packaging to detect and alert to damage, and act as "living photographs"
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New material converts from sheets to tubes and back in a controllable fashion
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Engineers find that antioxidants can prevent imaging damage to conducting polymers that comprise soft electronic devices, such as organic solar cells
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The discovery is another step forward in the effort to find alternative uses for Wyoming's Powder River Basin coal
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Promising applications include underarm pads, insoles, and shoe linings; moisture harvested could also power small wearable electronics
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Novel approach shows promise for overcoming the bottleneck of blue emission in displays using organic light-emitting diodes
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These fleeting disruptions may help explain why lead hybrid perovskites are exceptionally good at turning sunlight into electrical current in solar cells
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Rutgers engineers' invention can become color-changing 'artificial muscle'
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The Q4 TASMAN Series 2 extends Bruker’s line of benchtop OES systems, combining reliability and outstanding analytical performance with low cost of ownership
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Findings show the potential of strained diamonds as prime candidates for advanced functional devices in microelectronics, photonics, and quantum information tech
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Modern computer technology based on skyrmions promises to enable an extremely compact and ultrafast way of storing and processing data
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Technique is 10,000 faster than previous methods, and can create active nanostructured gates directly below two-dimensional materials such as graphene
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