Science

Flexible and transparent pressure sensor

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The pressure sensors wrap around and conform to the shape of the fingers while still accurately measuring pressure distribution.

Weaving a New Story for COFS and MOFs

There are many different ways to make nanomaterials but weaving, the oldest and most enduring method of making fabrics, has not been one of them – until now. An international collaboration led by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s...

Seeing the big picture in photosynthetic light harvesting: Berkeley Lab researchers create first multiple antennae model of photosystem II

The new model simulates light-harvesting across several hundred nanometers of a thylakoid membrane, which is the membrane within a chloroplast that harbors photosystem II (PSII), a complex of antennae made up of mostly of chlorophyll-containing...

Flying in the Dark? NAMRU-D’s Night Vision Simulation Lab to Benefit Aviators

We sometimes take our five senses for granted, especially our vision. As our most utilized sense, vision gives us accurate information about our environment, where we are within it, and how it changes as we move. Most don’t give this sense a second...

New sensors to combat the proliferation of bacteria in very high-humidity environments

The Telecommunications Engineer Aitor Urrutia-Azcona has designed some humidity sensors with anti-bacterial properties that combat the proliferation of micro-organisms in environments where the humidity level is very high, such as hospitals and...

Converting solar energy into electric power via photobioelectrochemical cells

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Novel photo-bioelectrochemical cells point to a new method to photonically drive biocatalytic fuel cells while generating electrical...

Quantum knots are real!

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Visualization of the structure of the created quantum knot. Each colorful band represents a set of nearby directions of the quantum field...

Antibacterial Nanocomposites Designed in Iran for Foodstuff Packaging

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