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Artistic representation of electric-field-driven magnetization switching in BFCO thin films.

Electric Field-Driven Magnetization Switching in BFCO Thin Films Unlocks Path to Ultra-Low Power Memory Devices

April 29, 2025 No Comments

Futuristic robot scientist analyzing data in an AI-powered research lab

Automating the Practice of Science: The Future of Discovery is Here

April 23, 2025 No Comments

Illustration of interconnected brain cells with glowing synapses, representing strong neural connections and scientific innovation in Alzheimer’s research.

Auburn University’s Breakthrough: How Brain Cells Stay Connected and What It Means for Alzheimer’s Disease

April 18, 2025 No Comments

Nanoparticles labeled cyanine-carborane entering breast cancer cells, with near-infrared light triggering ROS bursts inside mitochondria.

Breakthrough in Breast Cancer: Cyanine-Carborane Salts Supercharge Photodynamic Therapy

April 16, 2025 No Comments

Samarium complex reacting with CO molecules to form enediolates

Scientists Discover a New Way to Convert Carbon Monoxide Into Useful Molecules Using a Rare Earth Metal

April 15, 2025 No Comments

Cross-section of Earth's soil layers highlighting deep-soil microbes CSP1-3 within the Critical Zone.

MSU Scientists Discover Deep-Soil Microbes That Could Transform Water Filtration and Soil Health

April 14, 2025 No Comments

Laser system monitoring glowing molten salt inside a reactor chamber in a high-tech laboratory setting.

ORNL Develops Real-Time Monitoring Method for Safer Molten Salt Reactors

April 10, 2025 No Comments

"Illustration of a futuristic laboratory with glowing equipment, antennas, and colorful wireless signals inside an RF-shielded chamber, symbolizing Massive MIMO and 5G technology testing

Why VIAVI’s Open RAN Lab Expansion is Exciting

April 9, 2025 No Comments

Illustration of Earth’s atmosphere as a glowing sensor network with electromagnetic waves and infrasound ripples radiating globally, set against a cosmic backdrop

DARPA’s Atmosense Program: Unlocking the Potential of Earth’s Atmosphere as a Global Sensor

April 4, 2025 No Comments

Cross-section of a human cell showing proteasomes releasing antimicrobial peptides that attack and disrupt nearby bacterial cells.

Hidden Warriors Inside Your Cells: Your Body’s Secret Antibiotic Defense

April 3, 2025 No Comments

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Splashless urinal design comparison showing Cornucopia and Nautilus models with minimal urine splash trajectories

Reinventing the Urinal: How Physics Is Making Public Bathrooms Cleaner and More Sustainable

Triboelectric generator made from Scotch tape powering LEDs and a laser beam.

Power from Scotch Tape? Engineers Turn Household Tape into a Mini Energy Factory

Citric acid being mixed into raw milk with a pH meter reading 4.1 on a dairy farm.

Milk Acidification: A Game-Changer for On-Farm H5N1 Inactivation

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