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New solar power material converts 90 percent of captured light into heat
Inference of nanorod rotation: A nanoparticle traces the microvortical flow around a nanorod rotating at up to 150,000 RPM propelled by ultrasound. Credit: Balk/NIST
Ultrasonically propelled nanorods spin at 150,000 rpm!
From left: Ph.D. student Jason Oberg, computer science professor Ryan Kastner and postdoctoral research Jonathan Valamehr.
Computer scientists develop tool to make the Internet of Things safer
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How to Erase a Memory – And Restore It
Nanoengineering Professor Shaochen Chen
Bioprinting a 3D Liver-Like Device to Detoxify the Blood
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Nanoengineers Develop Basis for Electronics That Stretch at the Molecular Level
Dr. Steve Jiang, UT Southwestern’s new director of the Division of Medical Physics and Engineering, and Professor and Vice Chairman of Radiation Oncology
Video game processors to improve cancer patient care
The researchers have created for the first time compounds made from mixtures of calcium hexaboride, strontium and barium hexaboride. From left: Scanning electron microscope image of hexaboride structure at the...
Engineers develop new materials for hydrogen storage
In this schematic representation, a hydrated polymeric nanoparticle is exposed to near-infrared light. The NIR heats pockets of water inside the nanoparticle, causing the polymer soften and allowing encapsulated molecules to diffuse into the surrounding environment.
Good Vibrations: Using Light-Heated Water to Deliver Drugs
Deep Sea Food Chain - Bruce Mahalski (Photo credit: Pieter Pieterse)
Deep ocean needs policy, stewardship where it never existed
Material Could Speed Up Underwater Communications by Orders of Magnitude
Scripps Oceanography Researchers Engineer Breakthrough for Biofuel Production
UCSD students test fire 3D-printed metal rocket engine
From slowdown to shutdown — US leadership in biomedical research takes a blow, says ASCB
Biologists Discover New Method for Discovering Antibiotics