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Nanomechanical Characterization Lets Scientists Watch Materials Fail in Real Time
by
Michelle Gaulin
New nanoscale characterization techniques allow researchers to observe material deformation and failure mechanisms as they occur
| 2 min read
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Scientists Develop 3D-Printed Active Fabric for Medical Devices, Soft Robotics
by
Nanyang Technological University
| 3 min read
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Benchtop Test Quickly Identifies Extremely Impact-Resistant Materials
by
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
| 4 min read
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One Innovator's Serpentine Journey to Solving Heat Crises and Saving Lives
by
Jonathan Klane, M.S.Ed., CIH, CSP, CHMM, CIT
Konrad Rykaczewski, PhD, is drawing on a diverse set of experiences to develop new cooling methods
| 5+ min read
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Using Origami and Kirigami to Inspire Reconfigurable Yet Structural Materials
by
McGill University
Researchers developed metamaterials that can flat-fold and lock into positions that remain stiff
| 1 min read
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Electromagnetic Levitation Whips Nanomaterials into Shape
by
University of California - Riverside
Electromagnetic field directs shape formed by gas phase metal molecules
| 2 min read
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Do Public Toilets Pose a Risk of COVID-19 Transmission?
by
Florida Atlantic University
Study explores flushing power to test risk of COVID-19 transmission
| 4 min read
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How Does Face Shape Affect COVID-19 Mask Performance?
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Florida State University
Research team hopes to understand the flow physics and mechanics of face masks used to protect against the virus
| 2 min read
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Pinpointing Cracks in Metal Long Before They Cause Catastrophes
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Johns Hopkins University
A new method for testing metals at a microscopic scale allows researchers to rapidly inflict repetitive loads on materials while recording how ensuing damage evolves into cracks
| 2 min read
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Discovery Will Allow More Sophisticated Work at Nanoscale
by
University of Houston
New method of fluid gating has implications for drug delivery, power generation, and other uses
| 2 min read
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