Engineers have created the smallest fully printed infrared light sensors ever made, opening a new path toward cheaper, smaller, and more flexible...
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A team of researchers from around the world, headed by Texas Engineers, has devised a method for using a laser to disintegrate the molecules in plastics and other substances into their smallest components for potential reuse. This innovative approach involves placing the materials on two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides and subjecting them to laser treatment. The [...] Read Full Article At: Lasers could help solve the world’s plastic problem
Engineers have created the smallest fully printed infrared light sensors ever made, opening a new path toward cheaper, smaller, and more flexible...
Engineers have created the smallest fully printed infrared light sensors ever made, opening a new path toward cheaper, smaller, and more flexible...
Researchers in South Korea have developed a mathematical method to control random molecular fluctuations inside living cells, a breakthrough that...
Researchers in South Korea have developed a mathematical method to control random molecular fluctuations inside living cells, a breakthrough that...
Viruses living on plastic surfaces may help transfer antibiotic resistance genes among microbes in the environment.
Viruses living on plastic surfaces may help transfer antibiotic resistance genes among microbes in the environment.
Each year, billions of single-use plastic bottles end up in landfills or oceans. That waste problem keeps growing. Now, a new scientific breakthrough...
Each year, billions of single-use plastic bottles end up in landfills or oceans. That waste problem keeps growing. Now, a new scientific breakthrough...
A team of engineers has made major strides in generating the tiniest earthquakes imaginable. The team's device, known as a surface acoustic wave...
A team of engineers has made major strides in generating the tiniest earthquakes imaginable. The team's device, known as a surface acoustic wave...