The experimental setup uses two-dimensional semiconductor materials developed by Duan Xiangfeng, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UCLA.Image source: Zhang Dehui Researchers developing next-generation computing technology aim to bring …
Our planet is full of plastic. This ubiquitous human creation is found in the most remote places – from the Arctic to Antarctica, from the highest slopes of Mount Everest …
Qubits made from electrons floating on top of liquid helium could one day power the next generation quantum computeraccording to a new study. While the bits that power classical computers …
The agency’s DSN provides critical communications and navigation services to dozens of space missions and is being modernized to support more missions. On December 24, NASA’s Deep Space Network celebrated …
Santa Fe, New Mexico A NASA study examines several options for continuing to establish a national laboratory in low-Earth orbit after the International Space Station is completed, but does not …
Huge clusters of galaxies distort space-time to the point where they act like lenses. The light from more distant galaxies is distorted and amplified, giving astronomers the chance to see …
image: Scientists efficiently create canine iPSCs using urine-derived cells view more Image source: Shingo Hatoya, Osaka Metropolitan University OSAKA, Japan – Dog owners may need to learn to appreciate their …
If a strong laser pulse hits an iron alloy, the material briefly melts and forms tiny magnetic areas at the point of exposure. Photo credit: HZDR / Sander Münster A …
comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories save As climate change and water scarcity become increasingly pressing issues around the world, governments are turning to new solutions Options …
Aerogels can be highly hydrophobic through simple chemical modifications.Photo credit: Thor Barkhed High-frequency terahertz waves have great potential in many applications, including next-generation medical imaging and communications.Researchers from Sweden’s Limping …