Scientists have provided the first evidence of a hidden superconducting state above the superconducting transition temperature. Such a state has been elusive to detect since it is invisible to most experimental probes.
Feb 2nd, 2018
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A supercomputer simulated more than 11,000 compounds to find promising materials for a new type of solar cell.
Feb 2nd, 2018
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New review article discusses the challenges facing flexible mechanical metamaterials.
Feb 2nd, 2018
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Discoveries will help realize the promise of faster, energy-efficient spintronic computers and ultra-high-capacity data storage.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Scientists have tracked electrons moving through exotic materials that may make up the next generation of computing hardware.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Applying topological physics to lasing creates more highly efficient and robust lasers.
Feb 1st, 2018
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In a series of experiments, researchers experienced weightlessness testing graphene?s application in space.
Feb 1st, 2018
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MXene material could improve sensors that sniff.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Self-assembling platform effectively delivers inhibitory RNA molecules to targeted cell populations.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Developing 2D materials similar to graphene remains a challenge, but chemists are making progress - moving closer to smaller and faster electronics and photonics.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Physicists have discovered unexpected friction while rotating superfluid helium.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Chemists have shown that ZnO nanoparticles produced by a new self-supporting organometallic method are safe for human cells. Now it's only one step towards innovative applications.
Feb 1st, 2018
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A highly versatile deposition process already used to manufacture aircraft parts and other expensive, delicate surfaces is now 3-D modeled to show the effects of temperature for the first time.
Feb 1st, 2018
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New research describes how a new family of two-dimensional transition metal carbides, known as MXenes, could be used to harvest wasted frictional energy, for example, from muscle contractions during typing or walking.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Scientists have develped a test capable of detecting HIV early using more efficient, robust methods.
Feb 1st, 2018
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Engineers have taken an important step toward the creation of a working optical transistor: precisely controlling the mixing of optical signals via tailored electric fields, and obtaining outputs with a near perfect contrast and extremely large on/off ratios.
Feb 1st, 2018
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