‘Fool’s gold’ Relative Produces the Most Effective Solar-To-Hydrogen Efficiency Rate to Date
Producing hydrogen from sunlight could be a critical component of a sustainable energy future, according to researchers at the University...
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Rocketing Towards Safer Drug Delivery
An innovative 3-D inkjet printing method has allowed researchers from the University of Sheffield to take the biggest step yet in...
Microrobots Can Do Controlled Swimming
Robots can be scaled down to the micrometer scale for tiny tasks such as puncturing retinal veins and incising tissue....
Fat-Fighting Nanoparticles May Hold Key to Treating Obesity
Researchers at MIT and Brigham and Women’s Hospital have created nano-particles that have the ability to carry anti-obesity drugs directly...
Researchers Develop New Fiber-Optic Chemical Sensing Method Using Light
Researchers have created a fiber-optic based chemical sensing method that takes light within a fiber in order to produce sound...
Super-Ions Set to Revolutionize the Solar Cell Industry
In 2009, hybrid perovskites based solar cells typically operated at 4% efficiency. Despite the steady improvements researchers have been able...
Introducing Sugar-Coated Carbon Nanotubes – A Nontoxic Alternative Source of Power
In what could be the most promising discovery yet in the field of green energy production, the researchers from MIT...
Smart Flexible Wearable Device Tracks EKG and Lactate Levels
Engineers at the University of California San Diego have created a wearable device that is able to track the biochemical...
Scientists Create Particles That Hold Energy
Scientists at the University of San Diego California and Harvard University have engineered what they have named “topological plexcitons”, which...
‘Fool’s gold’ Relative Produces the Most Effective Solar-To-Hydrogen Efficiency Rate to Date
Producing hydrogen from sunlight could be a critical component of a sustainable energy future, according to researchers at the University...
Rocketing Towards Safer Drug Delivery
An innovative 3-D inkjet printing method has allowed researchers from the University of Sheffield to take the biggest step yet in...
Microrobots Can Do Controlled Swimming
Robots can be scaled down to the micrometer scale for tiny tasks such as puncturing retinal veins and incising tissue....
