Disorder effects on interacting quantum many-body systems have recently seen rapidly rising interest.
Month: March 2017
Same Signal, Different Tissues: Morphogen Interpretation
How developmental cues specify these distinct cell types in embryos and coordinate their patterning into functional tissues is one of the fundamental questions of developmental biology.
Highly Efficient 1D Carbon Catalyst
A highly efficient one-dimensional ORR carbon catalyst via a MOF-derived approach.
Twisted Optical Funfair for Atoms
Intense optical vortices work together to fling neutral atoms with accelerations trillions of times that of the earth.
Precision Functionalisation of Polymeric Microparticles
The NITEC reaction is explored with tetrazole-functionalised microparticles, and demonstrates micrometer-scale resolution as a surface-patterning technique.
A Bright Future for Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence Compounds
Thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF)-type compounds have potential to become high-efficiency-solid-state lighting technologies in the future.
Cover Art – Featuring Corneal Models, Theranostics and More
March’s Advanced Healthcare Materials covers
3D-Printing of Large Automotive Parts
Ford tests large-scale 3D printing with light-weighting and personalization in mind.
Research Done Right: 3 Tenets of a Successful Research Approach
Research may well be a creative, fluid and dynamic field, but structure and high standards are required for success.
Rye Porridge or Wheat Toast – What to Eat for Breakfast?
Lin Shi and co-workers analyzed plasma samples from a breakfast food study on whole-grain rye porridge and toast.
Research for DC Power Grids
With the research project NEST-DC the technological basis is set for high performance electronic circuit breakers.
Heterojunction Solar Cells Boosted to Higher Efficiency
Replacing the commonly used ITO/Ag contact stack with aluminum allows for an increased efficiency and lower manufacturing costs of heterojunction solar cells.
The Link between Climate Change and Gender Inequality
While women are more likely to express concerns about climate change and to accurately grasp its science, they are also more likely to underestimate their knowledge.
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