Haozhe “Harry” Wang continues to push the boundaries in MXene research, a novel 2D class of metallic materials boasting high electrical conductivity and strong photothermal capabilities, meaning they can convert light to heat.
Lee Ferguson comments on findings that water treatment facilities capable of removing "forever chemicals" also have other, unintended benefits.
Nenad Bursac joins a radio news program to talk about his new study showing how a gene therapy his lab designed restores heart functionality in nonhuman primate models after a heart attack.
Jimmie Lenz has suggestions on why Gen Z isn't as worried about buying their first homes as previous generations.
An article explores the idea from Adrian Bejan that humans perceive fewer “frames-per-second” as they get older, and, therefore, time feels like it’s passing more quickly.
Jimmie Lenz and Lee Reiners join a podcast helping to explain all of the political headlines regarding cryptocurrency.
Christopher Douglas provides context for an idea that uses a tight but inflatable skin overtop a series of dimples to adjust drag and help steer underwater objects and vehicles.
Lee Ferguson suggests that white clothing may help people worried about chemical exposures because they do not contain dyes.
Partnership aims to enrich cybersecurity education by including Resecurity's enterprise-level cyber threat intelligence (CTI) tools and industry expertise in the program's curriculum.
Charles Gersbach is one of many researchers working on the targeted rewriting of the epigenome, which promises to overcome several challenges in direct gene editing in patient therapies.
Aaron Franklin comments on his excitement over an approach to break through a performance barrier in high-power gallium nitride transistors.
From forest-traversing robot dogs to AI-native workers, Boyuan Chen's advances in artificial general intelligence are blurring the lines between science fiction and reality.
