Engineering method designed to help prevent catastrophic failures in electric grids, logistics systems
By Purdue University · Jun 10, 2020
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$5.2M for digital twins of nuclear reactors could bring down nuclear energy costs
By University of Michigan · May 20, 2020
Mats Made From Nanofibers Linked To A Red Wine Chemical Could Help Prevent Oxidation
By Texas A&M · May 6, 2020
New imaging technology allows visualization of nanoscale structures inside whole cells and tissues
By Purdue University · May 4, 2020
Anti-terror researchers turn sites to real-time, continuous detection of Coronavirus
By Penn State · Apr 28, 2020
Machine Learning Tool Could Provide Unexpected Scientific Insights into COVID-19
By Lawrence Berkeley National Lab · Apr 28, 2020
Electronics for high-altitude use can get smaller and sturdier with new nanomaterials
By American Chemical Society · Apr 27, 2020
Electronic Skin Fully Powered by Sweat Can Monitor Health, Serve as Human-Machine Interface
By Caltech · Apr 22, 2020
Johns Hopkins Expands Research Into Eliminating Stockpiles of Weapons of Mass Destruction
By Johns Hopkins · Apr 22, 2020
CRISPR and Spit Might Be Keys to Faster, Cheaper, Easier Tests for the Coronavirus
By UC San Francisco · Apr 22, 2020
Marrying Molecular Farming and Advanced Manufacturing to Develop a COVID-19 Vaccine
By UC San Diego · Apr 20, 2020
Bluetooth Signals From Your Smartphone Could Automate Covid-19 Contact Tracing While Preserving Privacy
By Kyle Foy · Apr 9, 2020