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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a synthetic polymer inspired by the fibrous structure of a loofah. This smart material is strong

At Case Western Reserve University, researchers have developed a fluorine‐free ferroelectric polymer that could help phase out harmful materials in devices ranging from wearables

Nuclear power is a major pillar of the US energy mix, yet there’s more to the picture than meets the eye. Even after its

Texas A&M University is pushing the boundaries of space radiation detection technology through its Chancellor Research Initiative. At Prairie View A&M University, the Radiation

Researchers at KAIST, in collaboration with experts from Imperial College London, have taken a big step forward in tackling climate change. By harnessing AI,

Researchers at the University of Connecticut are making smart moves in tracking heat in advanced semiconductors. By working with ultrawide bandgap (UWBG) materials like

In Florida’s dense coastal forests, nature unfolds in its raw form—a bobcat prowls, while rattlesnakes and alligators navigate their natural terrain. Researchers are now

UCLA researchers are rethinking how we view lithium‑metal batteries by using electrified cryogenic electron microscopy (eCryoEM). This method lets us peer into the battery’s

Scientists have found a smart way to turn human urine—something we usually overlook—into a useful resource for medical implants. Typically, urine’s high nutrient content