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Aug 8, 2019 Cyborg organoids offer rare view into early stages of development Stretchable, integrated mesh nanoelectronics grow with the developing cells Bioengineering,
Sep 14, 2021 How to protect structures from blowing winds and flowing water? Look to marine sponges Research finds the skeletal structure of a marine sponge suppresses vortex shedding better than current technologies Bioengineering, Design, Materials, Technology,
Nov 25, 2020 An ionic forcefield for nanoparticles Tunable coating allows hitch-hiking nanoparticles to slip past the immune system to their target Bioengineering, Health / Medicine,
Jul 7, 2020 Programmable balloons pave the way for new shape-morphing devices Kirigami balloons could be used in medical devices, soft robotics Materials, Robotics,
Mar 9, 2021 Rock, paper, crumple! Framework sheds light on the order behind the chaos of crumpled paper Applied Physics,
Nov 12, 2021 For Darwin’s finches, beak shape goes beyond evolution Research combines evolutionary biology with geometry, dynamics and function Applied Mathematics, Bioengineering,
Apr 27, 2022 In Einstein’s footsteps and beyond Zero-index metamaterials offers new insights into the foundations of quantum mechanics Applied Physics, Quantum Engineering,
Jun 17, 2020 A one-way street for acoustic waves Device could improve quantum and classical communications Applied Physics,
May 28, 2021 A fiery past sheds new light on the future of global climate change Ice core samples reveal significant smoke aerosols in the pre-industrial Southern Hemisphere Climate, Environment,
Jan 8, 2019 Calmon and Wordsworth awarded NSF CAREER Grants Early-career faculty receive one of the most prestigious awards for up-and-coming researchers Awards, Electrical Engineering, Environment, Planetary Science,