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Jul 30, 2019 A better way to train machine learning models Teaching AI to overcome human bias Computer Science, AI / Machine Learning
Jul 18, 2016 A battery inspired by vitamins Research opens a ‘new universe’ of organic molecules that can store energy in flow batteries Environment
Apr 24, 2018 Airborne dust threatens human health in Southwest Increases in dust due to climate change could result in additional illness and deaths in U.S. Southwest by 2100 Climate, Environment, Health / Medicine
Jul 15, 2019 A material way to make Mars habitable Silica aerogel could warm the Martian surface similar to the way greenhouse gasses keep Earth warm Materials, Planetary Science
Jul 4, 2019 Camera brings unseen world to light Portable polarization-sensitive camera could be used in machine vision, autonomous vehicles, security, atmospheric chemistry and more Optics / Photonics, Applied Physics
Jun 26, 2019 The RoboBee flies solo Cutting the power cord for the first untethered flight Robotics, Electrical & Computer Engineering
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
May 16, 2016 Technique improves the efficacy of fuel cells Research demonstrates a new phase transition from metal to ionic conductor Environment, Applied Physics
Feb 7, 2018 Using shark scales to design better drones, planes, and wind turbines Bioinspired vortex generators increase airfoil lift, decrease drag Bioengineering
Mar 28, 2016 Earlier warnings for heat waves Sea temperature patterns predict extreme temperatures Climate
Jan 27, 2021 A metalens for virtual and augmented reality Researchers develop a millimeter-size flat lens for VR and AR platforms Applied Physics
Jul 24, 2023 E-nose sniffs out harmful molecules AI-enabled portable sensor can be used to manage hazardous waste, monitor air quality, identify spoiled food, and diagnose diseases Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Materials, Technology
