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New findings to produce hydrogen at $2 per kilogram and eventually $1 per kilogram
Off-the-shelf cancer treatments using immunotherapy?
A new pathway to regulate immune response and control inflammatory diseases like sepsis and meningitis
Programmable hydrogels open many new avenues in bioinspired robotics and tissue engineering
New smart skin give robots more sensitive tactile feeling than humans
Getting much closer to a revolutionary battery to power renewable energy industry
Breakthrough research could lead to a dramatic reduction in the cost and energy consumption of high-speed internet connections
Invention of a hand-held breath monitor that can detect the flu virus
Inexpensive semiconducting organic polymers can harvest sunlight to split carbon dioxide into alcohol fuels
Possible Vision Restoration for Macular Degeneration Sufferers
Team develops new storage cell for solar energy storage AND nighttime conversion
UT Arlington Theatre Arts research provides insight into human behavior for scientists, engineers who build social robots
Nanotechnology aids in cooling electrons without external sources – huge energy savings potential
Dr. Liping Tang, left, bioengineering chair and professor, and Dr. Joseph Borrelli, chair of orthopedics for Texas Health Arlington Memorial, are lead investigators of the research project studying whether bone tissue can be created from a patient's own stem cells.
New bone tissue generation technique
Technology uses micro-windmills to recharge cell phones