Spatiotemporal regulation of multistep enzyme reactions through compartmentalization is essential in studies that mimic natural systems such as cells and organelles. Until now, scientists have used liposomes, vesicles, or polymersomes to physicall...
May 2, 2022
An article available recently as a pre-proof in the Journal of Materials Research and Technology demonstrated the viability of a printable conducting ink based on an aqueous emulsion for...
May 2, 2022
A team of researchers recently published a paper in the journal npj Flexible Electronics that demonstrated a new way to successfully fabricate stretchable and soft LIG-based devices for wearable...
May 2, 2022
Tackling climate change doesn’t just require efforts like renewable energy – we need to clean up existing processes too. Now, engineers have developed a way to use soot from emissions to improve solar thermal devices, making them not only cheaper ...
May 2, 2022
WearGraphene recently launched its Gamma graphene-enhanced winter jacket. I have spent a couple of months with this jacket, including two trips to Europe during the springtime, and here's my review.First of all, the jacket looks very sleek (i...
May 1, 2022
Canada-based Nova Graphene has been awarded two contracts by Canada’s Department of National Defense's Innovation for Defense Excellence and Security (IDEaS) program, to develop graphene-enhanced materials to protect helicopter rotors from er...
May 1, 2022
Centuries ago, alchemists tried to turn lead into gold. While they were not successful, the prospect of coaxing valuable materials from abundant sources remains tantalizingly attractive. Today, scientists at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Nort...
May 1, 2022
When you’re baking a cake, it’s hard to know when the inside is in the state you want it to be. The same is true—with much higher stakes—for microelectronic chips: How can engineers confirm that what’s inside has truly met the intent of the desi...
Apr 30, 2022
New device could be used to fabricate architectures that mimic how the brain works The post Quantum memristor paves the way for neuromorphic quantum computing appeared first on Physics World.
Apr 30, 2022
Imagine sensors that can detect the magnetic fields of thoughts, help lunar rovers detect oxygen in moon rocks, or listen to radio waves from dark matter. Just as quantum computers can theoretically find the answers to problems no classical comput...
Apr 29, 2022
