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Discovery Could Mean 5 times Longer-Lasting Batteries from Cell Phones to Car Batteries
New Study Exposes the Growing Problem of Patent Aggregators and Aggregators’ Negative Impact on Innovation in the United States
Scientists Stretch Electrically Conducting Fibers to New Lengths
A Major New Approach to Gene Therapy
Engineer Applies Robot Control Theory to Improve Prosthetic Legs
“Minecraft’ Modification Teaches About Materials Science – Fun and Challenging
New Technology May Lead to Prolonged Power in Mobile Devices
Research conducted by Dr. Wei Wang (left) and Dr. Babak Fahimi, director of the Renewable Energy and Vehicular Technology Laboratory (REVT), was demonstrated at the recent Department of Energy conference.
Powerful, Possible Next Step in Electric Motors
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New Implanted Devices May Reshape Medicine
Yu-Chuan Lin, Penn State : Cross-sectional HRTEM of Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) /epitaxial graphene demonstrating the nucleation and subsequent lateral growth of MoS2 on a SiC step edge covered with epitaxial graphene.
Making New Materials an Atomic Layer at a Time
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UT Dallas-led team makes powerful muscles from fishing line and sewing thread
Researchers Unveil Large Robotic Jellyfish That One Day Could Patrol Oceans
UT Dallas Project Pushes Boundaries of Virtual Reality
Waxing Innovative: Researchers Pump Up Artificial Muscles Using Paraffin
Researchers Find Material for Cleaner-Running Diesel Vehicles Replacing Platinum