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Interview: Judy Cha, Cornell physicist, on federal funding instability to nanotechnology
Cha talks about the Cornell NanoScale Facility and concerns over whether the National Science Foundation won’t renew ...
The cultivation of rice—the staple grain for more than 3.5 billion people around the world—comes with extremely high ...
Until recently, automation meant factories or call centres. Today, AI can pass medical exams, generate advertising campaigns, ...
Researchers created a near-room-temperature method to make high-entropy alloys with precise control of crystal structure and ...
A team led by UCL (University College London) and Imperial College London researchers has shown for the first time how ...
Scientists aim to develop a method for using nanotechnology to deliver specific chemicals into pests based on their unique DNA, without harming helpful insects.
Discover the global hub for nanotechnology innovation with Nanotech Magazine. As the world's leading publication in the nanotech spectrum, Nanotech Magazine offers eight issues per year, delivering ...
UK researchers have shown for the first time in stunning detail how life-saving antibiotics act against harmful bacteria.The team, led by UCL and ...
A bane of farmers' existence, it's estimated that plant-eating pests are responsible for the loss of up to 40% of pre-harvest yields globally. But a new generation of crop treatments that target only ...
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Scientists create thermal-invisible surfaces by mimicking clouds
In the sun’s midday glare, a white cumulus cloud bounces light off its surface, cooling its interior. But in infrared ...
Knowable Magazine reports on how researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University are transforming pollen into eco-friendly materials like paper and sponges.
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