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Inspired by Octopus Skin, Engineers Develop a Programmable “Camouflaging” Material

13.10.2017 | Marine Biological Laboratory | www.mbl.edu

For the octopus and cuttlefish, instantaneously changing their skin color and pattern to disappear into the environment is just part of their camouflage prowess. These animals can also swiftly and…

Inspired by Octopus Skin, Engineers Develop a Programmable “Camouflaging” Material

NVIDIA Announces World's First AI Computer to Make Robotaxis a Reality

11.10.2017 | NVIDIA | nvidianews.nvidia.com

NVIDIA unveiled the world's first artificial intelligence computer designed to drive fully autonomous robotaxis.

NVIDIA Announces World's First AI Computer to Make Robotaxis a Reality

A way to cause graphene to self-fold into 3-D shapes

09.10.2017 | Phys.org | www.phys.org

A team of researchers with Johns Hopkins University and MIT has found a way to cause flat sheets of graphene to self-fold into 3-D geometric shapes.

A way to cause graphene to self-fold into 3-D shapes

3-D Quantum Gas Atomic Clock Offers New Dimensions in Measurement

06.10.2017 | National Institute of Standards and Technology | www.nist.gov

JILA physicists have created an entirely new design for an atomic clock, in which strontium atoms are packed into a tiny three-dimensional (3-D) cube at 1,000 times the density of previous one…

3-D Quantum Gas Atomic Clock Offers New Dimensions in Measurement

Portable Blood Analyzer

04.10.2017 | University of Washington | publishing.aip.org

The microfluidic device can detect the level of hemoglobin in a whole blood sample using optical absorbance without the chemical preparations of standard processes.

Light-harvesting smartwatch

02.10.2017 | Tech Xplore | www.techxplore.com

LunaR is a smartwatch that is now up on Kickstarter and its key feature is a standout for those who would not like to be bothered by battery management. LunaR's team have turned to Kickstarter to get…

World-first optical fiber laser for detection of gases

29.09.2017 | Macquarie University | www.mq.edu.au

An international research group, led by Macquarie University scientists, has developed a world-first optical fiber technology which can help detect a wide range of gases with unprecedented…

World-first optical fiber laser for detection of gases

Creating longer-lasting fuel cells

27.09.2017 | Washington University in St. Louis | source.wustl.edu

Fuel cells could someday generate electricity for nearly any device that’s battery-powered, including automobiles, laptops and cellphones. Typically using hydrogen as fuel and air as an oxidant, fuel…

Ultra-Light Aluminum

25.09.2017 | Utah State University | www.usu.edu

If you drop an aluminum spoon in a sink full of water, the spoon will sink to the bottom. That’s because aluminum, in its conventional form, is denser than water says Utah State University chemist…

'Lego-electronics' offer simple way to assemble integrated circuits

22.09.2017 | Tech Xplore | www.techplore.com

One of the biggest challenges in the drive to miniaturize electronic devices is the difficulty in aligning and assembling the increasingly tiny electronic components with the necessary precision,…

'Lego-electronics' offer simple way to assemble integrated circuits

Self-healing catalysts make it easier to store solar energy with water

20.09.2017 | Phys.org | www.phys.org

Currently one of the most efficient ways to store solar energy is to transfer the energy to catalysts that split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Then the hydrogen can either be used as a fuel or…

Self-healing catalysts make it easier to store solar energy with water

Streaming On A Wireless Power Connection

18.09.2017 | North Carolina State University | news.ncsu.edu

Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a system that can simultaneously deliver watts of power and transmit data at rates high enough to stream video over the same wireless…

Streaming On A Wireless Power Connection

Hydrogen power moves a step closer

15.09.2017 | Phys.org | www.phys.org

Physicists at Lancaster University are developing methods of creating renewable fuel from water using quantum technology.

Printable structures fold themselves

13.09.2017 | MIT | news.mit.edu

As 3-D printing has become a mainstream technology, industry and academic researchers have been investigating printable structures that will fold themselves into useful three-dimensional shapes when…

Making lithium-ion batteries safer, stronger

11.09.2017 | University of Illinois at Chicago | today.uic.edu

Today’s rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are good, but they could be much better in the future. That’s what University of Illinois at Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory researchers have…

Making lithium-ion batteries safer, stronger

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Inspired by Octopus Skin, Engineers Develop a Programmable “Camouflaging” Material

NVIDIA Announces World's First AI Computer to Make Robotaxis a Reality

A way to cause graphene to self-fold into 3-D shapes

3-D Quantum Gas Atomic Clock Offers New Dimensions in Measurement

Portable Blood Analyzer

Light-harvesting smartwatch

World-first optical fiber laser for detection of gases

Creating longer-lasting fuel cells

Ultra-Light Aluminum

'Lego-electronics' offer simple way to assemble integrated circuits

Self-healing catalysts make it easier to store solar energy with water

Streaming On A Wireless Power Connection

Hydrogen power moves a step closer

Printable structures fold themselves

Making lithium-ion batteries safer, stronger