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Characterization

Enabling worldwide discovery of the structure and chemistry of advanced materials.

Characterization

Enabling worldwide discovery of the structure and chemistry of advanced materials.

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May 27

A new way to move heat could transform energy and electronics Opens in new window

Engineers have demonstrated a new way to dramatically boost heat transfer at the nanoscale, a breakthrough that could reshape energy systems, electronics cooling, and advanced sensing technologies.

Apr 22

From yogurt cups to building blocks Opens in new window

Students worked with nonprofit Reimagined Recycling to provide recommendations on pressing and processing of discarded plastics to transform them into durable home goods and building materials.

Mar 27

Overcoming the body’s oxygen gap in cell-based therapies Opens in new window

A multi-institution team has developed an effective intervention to shield a sufficient number of cells from the host immune system, while also providing access to oxygen and nutrients.

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