Tag: Nanotechnology/Micromachines

Scientists formulate a new innovation that can measure thermal energy to understand more about the processes of energy-converting systems like ...

New technique tracks individual protein movement on live cells

New microscopy method allows researchers to follow individual molecules over long periods of time as they move along and inside ...

Technique can label many specific DNAs, RNAs, or proteins in a single tissue sample

Researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute developed a method to multiplex imaging of specific and rare molecules in samples, which offers ...

Ultrasound device improves charge time and run time in lithium batteries

The device brings lithium metal batteries one step closer to commercial viabilityCredit: David Baillot/University of California San Diego Researchers at ...

New green technology from UMass Amherst generates electricity ‘out of thin air’

February 17, 2020

Renewable device could help mitigate climate change, power medical devicesCredit: UMass Amherst/Yao and Lovley labs AMHERST, Mass. - Scientists at ...

Fast-charging, long-running, bendy energy storage breakthrough

February 17, 2020

Credit: Dr Zhuangnan Li (UCL) While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in ...

Does graphene cause or prevent the corrosion of copper? New study finally settles the debate

February 14, 2020

Scientists in Korea are first to observe an unprecedented way in which graphene forms a hybrid layer that prevents copper ...

Tiny, erratic protein motor movements revealed

February 14, 2020

Credit: NINS/IMS The smallest proteins travel in our cells, completing deeply important tasks to keep our molecular mechanisms moving. They ...

Dartmouth’s Chenfeng Ke wins Cram Lehn Pedersen Prize

February 14, 2020

Credit: Photo: Eli Burakian/Dartmouth College HANOVER, N.H. - February 14, 2020 - Chenfeng Ke, an assistant professor of chemistry at ...

Texas Heart Institute and UCLA reveal innovative pacing system in Scientific Reports

Doctors successfully synchronize both sides of the heart with promising wirelessly powered, leadless pacemakerCredit: Photo Credit Texas Heart Institute Researchers ...

Blood and sweat: Wearable medical sensors will get major sensitivity boost

Credit: Kirill Voronin et al./Sensors Biosensors integrated into smartphones, smart watches, and other gadgets are about to become a reality. ...

Skyrmions like it hot: Spin structures are controllable even at high temperatures

Investigation of the temperature dependence of the skyrmion Hall effect reveals further insights into possible new data storage devicesCredit: ill./©: ...

NSF recognizes Ganesh Balasubramanian with CAREER award

Lehigh University MechE professor utilizes supercomputing to facilitate the successful manufacture of multi-principal element alloysCredit: Douglas Benedict/Academic Image for Lehigh ...

Artificial intelligence is becoming sustainable!