Researchers used supercomputer simulations to dispel a popular misconception about magnesium-ion batteries that should help advance the development of multivalent ion battery technology.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Particle physicists have a hard time identifying all the elementary particles created in their particle accelerators. But now researchers have designed a material that makes it much easier to distinguish the particles. The material manipulates the Cherenkov radiation from particles with high momentum so that they get a distinct light cone angle.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Scientists have demonstrated, for the first time, a new type of mirror that forgoes a familiar shiny metallic surface and instead reflects infrared light by using an unusual magnetic property of a non-metallic metamaterial.
Oct 16th, 2014
Read moreUT Arlington engineering professors have received a $451,781 Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant to examine the material surface at the micro- and nano-scale level that will provide clues for predicting fatigue in aircraft parts.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Researchers have synthesized an atomic chain in which two elements are aligned alternately and have evaluated its physical properties on an atomic level.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Researchers have developed a novel yet simple technique, called 'diffusion driven layer-by-layer assembly', to construct graphene into porous three-dimensional (3D) structures for applications in devices such as batteries and supercapacitors.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Method could advance biology and spur new approaches to disease.
Oct 16th, 2014
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Nanomedicines consisting of nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery to specific tissues and cells offer new solutions for cancer diagnosis and therapy. Understanding the interdependency of physiochemical properties of nanomedicines, in correlation to their biological responses and functions, is crucial for their further development of as cancer-fighters.
Oct 15th, 2014
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First experimental observation of piezoelectricity in an atomically thin material could lead to wearable devices.
Oct 15th, 2014
Read moreA major step in implementing the ETPN Translation Hub has been reached, with three European projects entering the finalisation stage of their EU Grant Agreements.
Oct 15th, 2014
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Crucial steps and surprising structures revealed in the genesis of the enzyme that divides the DNA double helix during cell replication.
Oct 15th, 2014
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Novel nanoparticles advance potential clinical application for photodynamic therapy.
Oct 15th, 2014
Read moreImagine a low-cost, disposable breath analysis device that a person with cystic fibrosis could use at home along with a smartphone to immediately detect a lung infection, much like the device police use to gauge a driver's blood alcohol level.
Oct 15th, 2014
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Together, iron and palladium help remove troubling oxygen for biofuel reaction.
Oct 14th, 2014
Read moreMagnetic materials form the basis of most hard disc drives as they are able to store data. Engineers have been investigating whether they could also be used to perform calculations, and so take on the role of a computer's central processing unit (CPU).
Oct 14th, 2014
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With a 'breaker space', ultra-low vibration chambers and tissue culture rooms, a new world-class research complex at Michigan Engineering will let researchers study the forces at work at the smallest scales to advance nanotechnologies in energy, manufacturing, healthcare and biotechnology.
Oct 14th, 2014
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