Soft robotic grippers demonstrate their ability to transport cargoes on demand.
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Month: July 2018
Gene Editing and Weed Management
Precise gene editing could control weed populations.
Machine Learning for Bioinformatics and Neuroimaging
Machine Learning (ML) is a well‐known paradigm that refers to the ability of systems to learn a specific task from the data and aims to develop computer algorithms that improve with experience.
Quantitative Systems Models Illuminate Arrhythmia Mechanisms in Heart Failure
Quantitative systems modeling aims to integrate knowledge in different research areas with models describing biological mechanisms and dynamics to gain a better understanding of complex clinical syndromes.
The Shape of Water
A team from China explore the romantic side of materials science
Smart Material for Autonomous Driving or Robotics
Scientists have shown the potential of liquid crystal shells as enabling material for a vast array of future applications.
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Transforming Planar Electronic Devices into 3D Structures [Video]
A strategy for placing bezel-less image sensors for electronic devices over the entire surface of a tetrahedral, 3D sensor is demonstrated.
Solar-Driven Water Oxidation on Perovskite Oxynitride Photoanodes
Developing strategies to enable solar-light driven splitting of water.
1st International Symposium on Single Photon-based Quantum Technologies
Bringing together leading quantum researchers to pave the way towards quantum-enabled devices in the near future.
Sending Droplets from Pillar to Post
Dynamic nano and micropillars are able to transport water droplets across a surface.
Let’s Get Connected: Understanding Braided River Morphodynamics
There are striking similarities between the structure of natural river networks and others found in systems as diverse as brains, roads and the communication technologies. Using a series of examples, the authors illustrate how a suite of graph theory-based metrics derived from diverse disciplines can be used to provide new insights into the structure and kinematics of braided river networks.
3D Printing to the Molecular Limit
New findings have the potential to vastly increase the functional capabilities of 3D-printed devices for industries such as electronics, healthcare and quantum computing.
Synthesis of Indium-based Microcolumns and Nanowires by a Vapor-Solid Method
The fabrication of indium-based microcolumns and nanowires with controlled phase and morphology.
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