The University of Central Florida’s new photonic material overcomes the shortcomings of current topological designs, which provide fewer features and control. The new material also…
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The method has been shown to completely prevent up to 92% of files on a computer from being corrupted, with an average malicious program being…
View More New Method Can Stop Cyberattacks in Less Than a Second
A University of Chicago scientist is demystifying the dark art of electrolyte design. Creating the Building Blocks for Next-Generation Batteries With more than a…
View More Demystifying the Dark Art of Electrolyte Design for Next-Generation Batteries
Researchers have created a device that can read and decipher brain signals, allowing amputees to control the arm using only their thoughts. A University of…
View More Making Mind Reading Possible: Invention Allows Amputees To Control a Robotic Arm With Their Mind
Duke University researchers have discovered that machine learning algorithms can gain new degrees of transparency and insight into the properties of materials after teaching them…
View More Teaching Physics to AI Can Allow It To Make New Discoveries All on Its Own
Researchers have created a device that is capable of turning infrared heat into electricity through the use of a power-generation device called a ‘thermo-radiative diode’.…
View More A New Breakthrough Could Make It Possible To Harvest Solar Power at Night
Artist’s concept of the material. The actual material is full of holes and slightly resembles Swiss cheese. The holes allow it to attract benzene molecules,…
View More Sponge-Like Material Can Absorb Toxic Chemicals From the Air
University of Chicago scientists invented an entirely new way to make a solar cell: by etching holes in the top layer to make it porous.…
View More Solar Powered Medical Devices: Sponge-Like Solar Cells for Better Pacemakers
Induced transparency: The precise control of the energy flow (indicated by glowing particles in the fog) makes the artificial material become entirely transparent for the…
View More Transparency on Demand: New Process Can Render Artificial Materials Entirely Invisible
Research from the University College London and the University of Sheffield has shown that robot-assisted surgery for bladder cancer removal and repair allows patients to…
View More Research Shows That Robotic Surgery Is Safer and Improves Patient Recovery Time by 20%