Drexel University

AI-Guided System for Robotic Inspection of Buildings, Roads and Bridges
Turning reinforcing fibers into a living tissue system that rushes concrete-healing bacteria to the site of cracks to repair the damage
Researchers at Drexel University have developed a layered, two-dimensional nanomaterial, called, MXene, that can be applied in a thin coating and harness infrared radiation for passive heating and cooling. CREDIT Drexel University
A new thermal paint can harness infrared radiation for heating or cooling
Blocking electromagnetic radiation with the flip of a switch has big implications
Turning wastewater into fertilizer could help to reduce the environmental and energy footprint of fertilizer production
A simplified diagram showing the bubble-through nuclear thermal propulsion engine concept. Courtesy Propulsion Research Center
A cutting-edge nuclear thermal propulsion rocket engine for deep space missions
A way to destroy “forever chemicals” that have contaminated the drinking water of millions
Could nanoscopic materials that improve energy storage help save the world?
If you need more energy storage just print it with MXene ink
Lithium-sulfur battery evolution
MXene-based antenna spray paint could enable the next generation of wearable technology
Alzheimer’s disease symptoms reversed in fruit flies
A solvent-free carbon nanofiber supercapacitor
Phase-change materials can help roads clear themselves in winter
New battery electrode design allows for charging in seconds or minutes – not hours