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Kyoto University
Nanoantenna phosphors comprising of a periodic array of nanoparticles on the phosphor plate can tailor the spatial radiation pattern of the photoluminescence for smaller, lighter and brighter solid-state lighting devices. CREDIT KyotoU/Shunsuke Murai
Nanoantennas are set to become the world’s go-to light source
Exoskeleton Robot and our control approach. (a) Developed carbon frame exoskeleton robot. (b) Proposed selective assist strategy. In our approach, assistive policy is selected among candidate daily motions by using an EMG-based movement classification method constructed in a positive-unlabeled (PU)-learning framework and assists user’s motion with a newly developed lightweight exoskeleton robot. Credit: IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters (2022). DOI: 10.1109/LRA.2022.3148799
An exoskeleton that effectively guesses the intentions of the user could help people with mobility impairments
Making the hydrogen generation processes vastly more efficient and cost-effective
Can carbon dioxide be very simply converted into sustainable materials that could store hydrogen fuel?
New material can store solar energy for months or years
Converting cellulose to biofuel using a new efficient laser technique
New study shows that fasting really does ramp up the human metabolism with verifiable beneficial effects
A data-storage material switches physical form opening the door to revolutionizing how computers handle information
Mending hearts in three dimensions
Body-on-a-chip device is a novel in vitro human model without the use of people or animals for drug discovery
First example of a 128-bit key chaotic cipher with provable security
Revolutionary affordable new materials enable the capture and storage of carbon dioxide
Scientists enhance mind reading technology using neural network-based artificial intelligence
Nanoscale semiconductor raises the energy conversion rate of solar cells to at least 40%