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Stewart Wills | 28 February 2019
British public-private coalition will invest more than £200 million to create a thousand Ph.D. slots across a wide swath of artificial-intelligence research. read more
Sarah Michaud | 27 February 2019
Asymmetric microstructures on the surface of an LED bulb—like those found on a firefly’s lantern—improve light-extraction efficiency and could lead to more efficient lighting. read more
Stewart Wills | 26 February 2019
Combined frequency-comb–spectrograph setup could expand the catalog of potential habitable-zone planets circling the galaxy’s most abundant type of stars. read more
Stewart Wills | 25 February 2019
Renaming of the college in honor of its founding dean recognizes his “enormous contribution” to its development. read more
Stewart Wills | 21 February 2019
U.K.-based team uses ultrasound to hold samples in place for 3-D imaging, increasing system’s flexibility for studies of live organisms and drug development. read more
Patricia Daukantas | 20 February 2019
Researchers tweak photoacoustic imaging to measure the absolute temperature of in vivo tissue, a potential boon for thermal cancer therapies. read more
Stewart Wills | 18 February 2019
Technique of labeling pollen grains with luminescent nanoparticles could literally shed light on which insects service which crops and plants. read more
Molly Moser | 15 February 2019
A six-legged walking robot inspired by desert ants relies on two optical sensors to navigate hostile environments. read more
Stewart Wills | 14 February 2019
High-repetition-rate laser setup could cut data acquisition times in some electron-dynamics experiments by three orders of magnitude. read more
Sarah Michaud | 13 February 2019
A metatextile employs infrared-radiation gating and structural changes to trap or release heat in response to the wearer’s body temperature. read more