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Atom-thin amorphous carbon sheet with mixed ring sizes grown directly on an insulating wafer.

Atom-Thin Amorphous Carbon, Now on Insulators: Tellurium Makes the Impossible Routine

October 6, 2025 No Comments

3D illustration of Lyme disease bacterium with highlighted enzyme target.

Researchers Uncover Achilles Heel of Lyme Disease Pathogen

September 23, 2025 No Comments

$Illustration of earthquake energy splitting into shaking, heat, and fracturing.$

MIT Geologists Reveal Where Earthquake Energy Really Goes

September 22, 2025 No Comments

Hybrid PET/CT dual-energy imaging visualization showing colorful medical scan overlays.

UC Davis Wins $2.5M Grant to Pioneer Hybrid PET/CT Imaging for Cancer and Beyond

September 17, 2025 No Comments

Robotic medic system scanning a soldier to stop internal bleeding with AI guidance.

Darpa’s MASH Program: How AI and Robots Could Stop Deadly Battlefield Bleeding

September 16, 2025 No Comments

Robotic hand with modular fingertips, including a hydrogel e-skin sensing twist and a rack of benchmarked fingertip options.

Robots That Truly “Feel”: Single-Material E-Skin Meets Auto-Benchmarking for Task-Ready Fingertips

September 12, 2025 No Comments

Sustainable 3D printer reinforcing weak zones with eco-friendly and strong plastics.

A Greener Way to 3D Print Stronger Stuff

September 11, 2025 No Comments

Scientists in a laser facility working with ZEUS, America’s most powerful 2-petawatt laser.

America’s New Most Powerful Laser: ZEUS Fires Up at 2 Petawatts

September 9, 2025 No Comments

Dentist scanning a patient’s upper teeth with an intraoral scanner while a 3D model displays on screen.

Digital Impressions in Dentistry: How Intraoral Scanners Improve Comfort and Accuracy

September 8, 2025 No Comments

High-tech motors powering conveyors in a futuristic warehouse with AI analytics overlay.

The Hidden Heroes of Warehouses: Next-Gen Motor Technology

September 4, 2025 No Comments

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Eye-tracking heatmap showing focus on scene-critical objects rather than bright regions

Your Eyes Aren’t Random: Scientists Discover We Look to Understand, Not Just Notice

Autonomous vehicle tracking view showing objects with bounding boxes, including an occluded object marked as potentially matched.

Ising Machines Meet Self-Driving Tech: A New Way to Track Cars and People When They Vanish Behind Stuff

Illustration of axially aligned iron and cobalt atoms boosting oxygen reactions in a zinc-air battery catalyst.

Scientists Engineer Atomic “Power Couples” That Supercharge Zinc-Air Batteries

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