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Weighing — and Imaging — molecules one at a time
30 Apr 2015
Chirping electrons: cyclotron radiation from single electrons measured directly for first time
29 Apr 2015
3D printing is passe, 4D printing is here
27 Apr 2015
Engineering the smallest crack in the world
25 Apr 2015
Car safety system could anticipate driver's mistakes
24 Apr 2015
By observing the driver’s body language and considering that in the context of what’s happening outside the car, a new computer algorithm determines the probability of a driver's next move
OSU innovation boosts Wi-Fi bandwidth tenfold
23 Apr 2015
New LED-based system could boost WiFi 10 times
23 Apr 2015
Expanding the reach of metallic glass
23 Apr 2015
Immune system regulates bitter taste: study
22 Apr 2015
What Happens When a Missile or Meteor Hits
18 Apr 2015
3D human skin maps aid study of relationships between molecules, microbes and environment
16 Apr 2015
VEST helps deaf feel, understand speech
11 Apr 2015
A vest that allows the profoundly deaf to “feel” and understand speech using dozens of embedded actuators that vibrate in specific patterns to represent words is being developed jointly at Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine
How Complex Carbon Nanostructures Form
11 Apr 2015
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