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MIT's stretchable sheet reconstructs its own 3D shape to within 0.4 centimetres
34+ min ago (376+ words) MIT engineers have built a soft, stretchable sheet that works out its own 3D shape as it bends and twists, with an error the team puts at under 0.4 centimetres. "Existing designs, which are based on rigid sensors, have errors of around…...
Permanent Color Without Pigments — KAIST's Structural Color Technology Targets Anti-Counterfeiting and the Art Market
1+ hour, 36+ min ago (773+ words) KAIST Professor Kim Shin-Hyun of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering has developed a structural color technology that produces color using only microscopic hemispherical structures, without any pigments. By engraving dome-shaped structures roughly one-tenth the thickness of a human…...
Magnesium-Doped Nickel Oxide Nanoparticles Boost Supercapacitor Power and Magnetism
1+ hour, 56+ min ago (683+ words) Researchers in India used high-energy ball milling to create magnesium-doped nickel oxide nanoparticles that combine room-temperature ferromagnetism with stable supercapacitor performance, retaining 97 percent of their capacitance after 1000 cycles....
‘Invisible’ tattoos switch on and off under different light
1+ hour, 47+ min ago (400+ words) Arm tattoo before and after light activation. (Matter& Light, Bruns et al. via SWNS) A new generation of “invisible” tattoos switches on and off under different kinds of light. American engineers who created the multicolored inks say they could one…...
University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering Finding the Right Starting Place for Chemistry’s Most Difficult Molecules
5+ hour, 18+ min ago (501+ words) Pitt researchers have found a way to make computer predictions about hard-to-model metals more accurate. In tests, their approach better predicted how pairs of metal atoms behave, including the notoriously difficult case of two chromium atoms. The improved calculations could…...
New Glowing Materials Could Help Scientists See Deeper Inside the Body
11+ hour, 39+ min ago (353+ words) The materials could help create more precise ways to image structures inside biological tissue, although that application remains a research goal. Seeing beneath the surface of tissue requires more than making something glow. Scientists need materials that can be activated…...
Jian Cao Elected an Asian American Academy of Science and Engineering Fellow
4+ hour, 9+ min ago (208+ words) Northwestern Engineering’s Jian Cao was one of 10 fellows elected to the Asian American Academy of Science and Engineering (AAASE). “This honor is not just to me, but to Northwestern, students, and collaborators whom I have been so fortunate to work…...
NOBIC Names Six Finalists for 2026 BioChallenge
7+ hour, 35+ min ago (178+ words) The 2026 BioChallenge is presented by Dr. Sid O’Bryant and the Institute for Translational Research at UNT Health Fort Worth, along with lead sponsors Cognito Therapeutics, BioDistrict New Orleans and Answer ALS. The six finalists are: Finalists will present their companies…...
NJIT Study Finds Overlooked 'Forever Chemicals' Widespread in New Jersey Tap Water and Bottled Beverages
5+ hour, 26+ min ago (538+ words) Researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) have found that a largely overlooked class of "forever chemicals" is widespread in New Jersey drinking water and commercially available bottled beverages, raising new questions about how these persistent contaminants are monitored…...
Bacteria DNA Has Evolved To Withstand Copper
7+ hour, 2+ min ago (380+ words) Coated and uncoated PVC panels (top), which encountered bacterial growth after being placed in the Chesapeake Bay (bottom, left). The bacteria were then assayed and their genetics studied (bottom, center and right). Newswise — WASHINGTON, Oct. 13, 2026 — Marine bacteria have evolved to…...