By inserting foreign atoms into the crystal lattice, a novel membrane is more stable and can be used at lower temperatures. However, the greatest achievement is the increased hydrogen flow.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Scientists have succeeded in embedding medicines in tiny lipid bubbles, in such a way that ultrasound can be used to release them into the specific area of the brain where they are needed.
Nov 30th, 2016
Read moreA collaborative effort between research groups demonstrates that the physical properties of SrTiO3, or strontium titanate, in its single crystal form can be changed by a relatively simple electrical treatment. SrTi03 is a mineral often studied for its superconducting properties.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Using minute quantities of nanoparticles, or FDA-approved polymer (polyethylene glycol), or higher amounts of sucrose, researchers were able to stabilize vaccines at room temperature for several weeks or, in some cases, months.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Scientists ave demonstrated an unusual method of putting the brakes on superconductivity, the ability of a material to conduct an electrical current with zero resistance.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Researchers have created a model to explain how liquid diffuses through paper which has applications in medical testing and perfume manufacturing.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Combining silicon with an optically active material enables tiny lasers compatible with industrial fabrication techniques.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Researchers have achieved record power conversion efficiencies for large area organic solar cells.
Nov 30th, 2016
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Scientists describe a new system to encase chemotherapy drugs within tiny, synthetic nanocarrier packages, which could be injected into patients and disassembled at the tumor site to release their toxic cargo.
Nov 29th, 2016
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Minimally invasive procedure targets, destroys precancerous cells in mice.
Nov 29th, 2016
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X-ray study at explores atomic structure of tiny traps for heavy metals.
Nov 29th, 2016
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New technique reveals direct experimental evidence of strong coupling between electron motion and deformations in atomic arrangements that affect the flow of current.
Nov 29th, 2016
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It could be a crystal ball from a mythical age showing the swirling mists of time, but this image, which has won this year's Department of Engineering Photography Competition, actually shows graphene being processed in alcohol to produce conductive ink.
Nov 29th, 2016
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Scientists have demonstrated how quantum-engineered states of light can enhance the efficiency of feedback cooling beyond the classical bounds in an optomechanical setting.
Nov 29th, 2016
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Researchers have developed a new strategy for fabricating more efficient plastic solar cells. The work has implications for developing solar cells with a wider absorption range and increased efficiency.
Nov 29th, 2016
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In contrast to biology, engineering seldom takes advantage of the power of randomness for fabricating complex structures. Now, a group scientists has demonstrated that randomness in molecular self-assembly can be combined with deterministic rules to produce complex nanostructures out of DNA.
Nov 29th, 2016
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