The most sensitive optical receivers yet for space communications
Communications in space demand the most sensitive receivers possible for maximum reach, while also requiring high bit-rate operations. A novel
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The most sensitive and fastest graphene microwave bolometer
Bolometers are devices that measure the power of incident electromagnetic radiation thru the heating of materials, which exhibit a temperature-electric
Read moreDevelopment of highly compact radar sensors for industry
DFG and FhG fund project to transfer KIT’s scientific findings to industry
Read moreColloidal quantum dot light emitters go broadband in the infrared
Broadband light emission in the infrared has proven to be of paramount importance for a large range of applications that
Read moreINRS researchers develop a new membraneless fuel cell
A new approach to reduce fuel cell crossover
Read moreResearchers create artificial lung to support pre-term babies in distress
HAMILTON, ON, Sept. 29, 2020 — An international team led by current and former McMaster University researchers has developed an
Read moreScientists studied nanoparticles embedded in silver-ion-exchanged glasses
Researchers have registered the formation of silver nanoparticles in an ion-exchanged glass as a result of infrared laser irradiation.
Read moreWhy disordered light-harvesting systems produce ordered outcomes
Scientists typically prefer to work with ordered systems. However, a diverse team of physicists and biophysicists from the University of
Read moreNanotech filter coating offers promise against COVID-19
Coating developed by UH professor being tested in New York City
Read moreNeurons in spinal-cord injuries are reconnected in vivo via carbon nanotube sponges
CIC biomaGUNE researchers have demonstrated the restoring in vivo of the connection between neurons, yielding functional results
Read moreInside mitochondria and their fascinating genome
Mitochondria are present in all eukaryotic cells: in our cells, in mammalian cells, in the cells of plants and even
Read moreITMO Researchers Develop Unique Printing Technology for ‘Invisible’ Images
Researchers from ITMO University’s ChemBio Cluster have developed an inkjet printing technology that makes it possible to produce images that can only be seen in polarized light – such as when using a smartphone screen.
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