Science
Penn develops computer model that will help design flexible touchscreens

Researchers simulate electrical resistances (lines) to match experimental data (points) and extract the contact resistance.
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Engineers make golden breakthrough to improve electronic devices

Vikas Berry, William H. Honstead professor of chemical engineering, and his research team have studied a new three-atom-thick material -- molybdenum disulfide -- and found that manipulating it with gold atoms improves its electrical characteristics.
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Bizarre Alignment of Planetary Nebulae

Astronomers have used ESO's New Technology Telescope and the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope to explore more than 100 planetary nebulae in the central bulge of our galaxy. They have found that butterfly-shaped members of this cosmic family tend to be mysteriously aligned — a surprising result given their different histories and varied properties.
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Production of Multi-Layer Titania Nanotube Arrays with Application in Advanced Medicine

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Measuring progress in nanotech design

Tracking a nanowire device's photocurrent responses, created by varying the wavelengths of a laser, will allow Drexel researchers to make measurements and adjustments that could help them design more efficient and smaller components for smartphones, laptops and even solar panels.
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Biodegradable Nanofibrous Scaffold Designed for Cell Growth, Tissue Recovery

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Creating a 'window' to the brain: University of California, Riverside researchers develop novel transparent skull implant that could provide new treatment options for disorders such as brain cancer and traumatic brain injury

This is an illustrated cross section of the head that shows how the transparent skull implant works.
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Blue Light Observations Indicate Water-Rich Atmosphere of a Super-Earth

Artist's rendition of a transit of GJ 1214 b in blue light. The blue sphere represents the host star GJ 1214, and the black ball in front of it on the right is GJ 1214 b.
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New Algorithm Helps Quick Diagnosis of Cancerous Tumors

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Light on twenty-year-old mystery
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Left: Electrons moving through a short, narrow nano wire experience this as a trip through a mountain pass. Right: Electron microscope image of the device with an adjustable nano wire. Electrons move from left to right under the surface of a semiconductor (dark). The precise shape of the nano channel can be set by applying an electrical voltage to the electrodes on the surface.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi

Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability

Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020

