A novel polymer developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory strengthens sand for additive manufacturing applications. A 6.5 centimeter 3D-printed sand bridge, shown here, held 300…
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Serious security vulnerabilities in DRAM memory devices
A few of the DRAM memory modules tested by the ETH researchers. Credit: ETH Zurich / Computer Security Group Researchers at ETH Zurich have discovered…
View More Serious security vulnerabilities in DRAM memory devicesStanford Uses AI To Make Holographic Displays Look Even More Like Real Life
Photograph of a holographic display prototype. Credit: Stanford Computational Imaging Lab Virtual and augmented reality headsets are designed to place wearers directly into other environments,…
View More Stanford Uses AI To Make Holographic Displays Look Even More Like Real LifeSelf-Driving Roboats – Developed at MIT – Set Sea in Amsterdam Canals
The self-driving Roboat, with refined perception, navigation, and control systems, prepares to set sail in Amsterdam. Credit: Photo courtesy of MIT CSAIL If you don’t…
View More Self-Driving Roboats – Developed at MIT – Set Sea in Amsterdam CanalsThrough the Eyes of Underwater Creatures: Wearable, Whole-Body Sensing Networks
Horseshoe Crab Michael Bartlett will engineer wearable, whole-body sensing networks with a Young Investigator Award from the Office of Naval Research. The horseshoe crab is…
View More Through the Eyes of Underwater Creatures: Wearable, Whole-Body Sensing NetworksMIT Engineers’ Major Advance in Creating a New Family of Semiconductor Materials
Artist’s conception of the epitaxial growth of a chalcogenide perovskite thin film. The material represents a new family of semiconductors. Credit: Felice Frankel Ultrastable and…
View More MIT Engineers’ Major Advance in Creating a New Family of Semiconductor MaterialsIn a circular economy, hard drives could have multiple lives in the future
Inside view of a hard disk. Image: Wikipedia. U.S. data storage technologies, like hard-disk drives (HDDs), contain imported rare-Earth elements in their magnets. As the…
View More In a circular economy, hard drives could have multiple lives in the futureSky’s the limit for bird-banishing laser
Credit: muratart, Shutterstock Flocks of birds can destroy up to 25% of harvested areas, both by eating the crops and by trampling young seedlings. The…
View More Sky’s the limit for bird-banishing laserThis Curious Device Could Usher In GPS-Free Navigation
Sandia scientist Peter Schwindt, left, and postdoctoral scientist Bethany Little examine the vacuum package held in a yellow, 3D-printed mount. Credit: Sandia National Laboratory Sandia…
View More This Curious Device Could Usher In GPS-Free NavigationCompact Fusion Power Plant Concept Uses State-of-the-Art Physics To Improve Energy Production
The Compact Advanced Tokamak (CAT) is a potentially economical solution for fusion energy production that takes advantage of advances in simulation and technology. Credit: Image…
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