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Sep 20, 2017 Imagining a world without species Applied mathematician rethinks how we differentiate organisms on the microbial scale Applied Mathematics,
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 7, 2020 Programmable balloons pave the way for new shape-morphing devices Kirigami balloons could be used in medical devices, soft robotics Kirigami, Materials, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering, Robotics,
Aug 14, 2017 Harvard researchers develop tough, self-healing rubber Potential applications include more durable tires, wearable electronics, medical devices
Aug 1, 2017 Safely releasing genetically modified genes into the wild Researchers explore how to effectively release and control engineered species Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics,
Oct 4, 2019 First video of viruses assembling Research offers rare view into the formation of viruses Applied Physics, Health / Medicine,
Jul 26, 2017 How bacteria maintain and recover their shape Mechanical stress may cue shape recovery in bacteria
Oct 18, 2018 A clearer path to clean air in China Formaldehyde – not sulfur dioxide — may be the key to China’s stubborn problem of wintertime air pollution Climate,
Jul 13, 2017 Researchers develop technique to control and measure electron spin voltage New tool may provide insight into spintronic devices and exotic physics
Sep 22, 2015 New faces, new frontiers New faculty bring expertise on neural networks, batteries, and the origin of life
