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3D printing near net shape parts with no post-processing
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Rahul Panat, and his team, were developing a new type of 3D printed Brain-Computer Interface (or BCI) device where custom micropillars capture the communication signals from...
Shudder acquires 'Suitable Flesh' starring Heather Graham
Shudder and RLJE Films picked up the rights to "Suitable Flesh," an erotic horror thriller based on an H.P. Lovecraft short story.
Researchers demonstrate secure information transfer using spatial correlations in quantum entangled beams of light
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma led a study recently published in Science Advances that proves the principle of using spatial correlations in quantum entangled beams of light to encode...
Argonne's Autonomous Vehicle Competition returns to the spotlight
Argonne has resumed its annual Autonomous Vehicle Competition, which brings Argonne engineering to the Museum of Science and Industry and challenges students to experiment, develop, and document their own self-driving...
It's your nickel: Small changes in materials could lead to big improvements in fast charging
The key to developing an electric vehicle battery that can charge as quickly as it takes to fill a car with gasoline lies within its materials.
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Carbon-based stimuli-responsive nanomaterials: Their classification and application
Carbon-based stimuli-responsive nanomaterials are gaining much attention due to their versatility, including disease diagnosis and treatment. They work under endogenous (pH, temperature, enzyme, and redox) or exogenous (temperature, light, magnetic...
Jabeur, Alcaraz, Djokovic clinch spots in French Open quarterfinals
Ons Jabeur, Nokvak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz are among the latest players to win their fourth-round matches and advance to the quarterfinals of the 2023 French Open. Jabeur beat American...
Nanobiotics: AI for discovering where and how nanoparticles bind with proteins
Identifying whether and how a nanoparticle and protein will bind with one another is an important step toward being able to design antibiotics and antivirals on demand, and a computer...
Quantum effects detected in hydrogen and noble gas collisions
A Freie Universität Berlin research team headed by quantum physicist Professor Christiane Koch has demonstrated how hydrogen molecules behave when they collide with noble gas atoms such as helium or...
Finite state machine implemented as pneumatic circuit using microfluidic valves to create lab-on-a-chip
A group of biochemical engineers, Siavash Ahrar, Manasi Raje, Irene Lee and Elliot Hui at the University of California, Irvine, has developed a finite state machine (FSM) implemented as a...
New way to conduct 3D printing of nanoscale silica glass allows for much lower temperatures
Material scientists from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, the University of California, Irvine and Edwards Lifesciences have developed a way to 3D print nanoscale glass structures at much cooler temperatures than...
Resolving a mathematical puzzle in quarks and gluons in nuclear matter
The building blocks of atomic nuclei are protons and neutrons, which are themselves made of even more fundamental particles: quarks and gluons. These particles interact via the strong force, one...
Novel insights on the interplay of electromagnetism and the weak nuclear force
Outside atomic nuclei, neutrons are unstable particles, with a lifetime of about fifteen minutes. The neutron disintegrates due to the weak nuclear force, leaving behind a proton, an electron, and...
A Simple Solution for Nuclear Matter in Two Dimensions
Understanding the behavior of nuclear matter is extremely complicated, especially when working in three dimensions. Mathematical techniques from condensed matter physics that consider interactions in just one spatial dimension (plus...
Russia claims its forces successfully repelled large-scale Ukrainian armored offensive
Russian forces repelled a major five-pronged assault in the south Donetsk region by Ukrainian tank and mechanized battalions killing at least 250 troops and destroying tanks and armored vehicles.
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Paapa Essiedu: 'Lazarus Project' pits ordinary vs. extraordinary, chaos ensues
Paapa Essiedu says George, the hero he plays in the new sci-fi drama "The Lazarus Project," is a normal dude placed in an extraordinary situation.
A ‘vampire einstein’ tile outdoes mathematicians’ latest feat
Einstein, meet “vampire einstein.” It’s been just months since researchers reported the first “einstein” — a single tile that can cover an infinite plane, but only with a pattern that never repeats (SN:...
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Sweltering heat in Vietnam's north sparks power cuts
Hanoi residents flocked to the Vietnamese capital's air-conditioned shopping malls on Saturday to escape power cuts at home, as the grid struggled to cope with the high demand caused by...
Discovery challenges 30-year-old dogma in associative polymers research
A University of Virginia-led study about a class of materials called associative polymers appears to challenge a long-held understanding of how the materials, which have unique self-healing and flow properties,...
Bendy, eco-friendly wooden walls were inspired by guitar curves
'Kerfing,' a technique that allows for wood to bend without breaking, could form rearrangeable home walls. University of Cambridge Large home renovation projects often require demolishing or drastically altering walls—processes that can be...
Advincula Receives Netzsch NATAS Fellows Award
Rigoberto Advincula, a renowned scientist at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory and professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Tennessee, has won the Netzsch...
New Insights on the Interplay of Electromagnetism and the Weak Nuclear Force
Outside atomic nuclei, neutrons are unstable, disintegrating in about fifteen minutes due to the weak nuclear force to leave behind a proton, an electron, and an antineutrino. New research identified...
Resolving a Mathematical Puzzle in Quarks and Gluons in Nuclear Matter
Theoretical calculations involving the strong force are complex in part because of the large number of ways these calculations can be performed. These options include "gauge choices." All gauge choices...
Physicists take first-ever X-rays of single atoms
The particle accelerator at Argonne National Laboratory provided the intense X-rays needed to image single atoms. Argonne National Laboratory/Flickr Perhaps you think of X-rays as the strange, lightly radioactive waves that phase through...
Examining domain walls in magnetic nanowires
Magnetic domains walls are known to be a source of electrical resistance due to the difficulty for transport electron spins to follow their magnetic texture. This phenomenon holds potential for...