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A family microwave designed by a Cornell design teacher is assisting with concocting the up and coming age of cellphones, PCs, and other hardware after the development was demonstrated to

Energy & Green Tech

A new catalyst makes hydrogen production from saltwater more economical.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Hydrogen has attracted consideration recently as a possible wellspring of clean energy since it consumes without creating environmentally harmful emanations.

Nanotechnology

The research improves on traditional LED displays.

Nanotechnology Article

Driven lights have become a common lighting solution for homes and businesses, but when it comes to large, high-goal displays,

Nanotechnology

Physicists develop a smart quantum sensor for light waves.

Nanotechnology Article

College of Texas at Dallas physicists and their partners at Yale College have shown a molecularly small, savvy quantum sensor

Physics

Researchers made significant progress toward commercializing simplified dual-comb spectroscopy.

Physics Article

In some cases, it is said that science is about truth, while design is about splitting the difference. With one

Physics

For a high-purity circularly polarized light source, chiral quasi bound states in the continuum

Physics Article

An ultracompact circularly enraptured light source is a vital part of the uses of traditional and quantum optics data handling. The improvement of this field depends on the advancements of

Physics