New Photoresist Technology Drives Innovation in Microchip Manufacturing
New Photoresist Technology Drives Innovation in Microchip Manufacturing
2026-04-21
A research team from Johns Hopkins University has published a new microchip manufacturing technology in the journal Nature Chemical Engineering. The study provides a new pathway for developing smaller...
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Solid-State Batteries Promise Faster Charging, Longer Lifespan, and Greater Safety
Solid-State Batteries Promise Faster Charging, Longer Lifespan, and Greater Safety
2026-04-21
A new review published by the University of California, Riverside in the journal Nano Energy explains that solid-state batteries are poised to transform everything from electric vehicles to consumer e...
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MIT Research Reveals the Interdisciplinary Innovation Power Behind the 99% Drop in Solar PV Costs
MIT Research Reveals the Interdisciplinary Innovation Power Behind the 99% Drop in Solar PV Costs
2026-04-20
A new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), published in PLOS ONE, provides an in-depth analysis of the drivers behind the more than 99% decline in solar panel costs since the 1970...
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Biostimulants and Biologicals: Terminology Confusion Hinders Regulation, Experts Call for Unified Standards
Biostimulants and Biologicals: Terminology Confusion Hinders Regulation, Experts Call for Unified Standards
2026-04-20
Crop scientists and extension specialists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, including Fred Below and Connor Sible, are frequently asked by Illinois farmers about "what biostimulants do ...
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Harvard Research Team Traces the Motion Trajectory of the Large Magellanic Cloud Using Hypervelocity Stars
Harvard Research Team Traces the Motion Trajectory of the Large Magellanic Cloud Using Hypervelocity Stars
2026-04-18
A research team from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics has conducted a new exploration of the Large Magellanic Cloud's motion path over the past billions of years by analyzing the traje...
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qBraid Platform in the United States Promotes Popularization of Quantum Computing
qBraid Platform in the United States Promotes Popularization of Quantum Computing
2026-04-18
Quantum computing, as a cutting-edge technology field, is gradually transforming the landscape of technological applications. The qBraid company, founded by Kanav Setia and Jason Necaise, has built a ...
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Astronomers Create First 3D Atmospheric Temperature Map of an Exoplanet
Astronomers Create First 3D Atmospheric Temperature Map of an Exoplanet
2026-04-17
A joint research team from Cornell University and the University of Maryland has successfully created a three-dimensional atmospheric temperature map of the exoplanet WASP-18b using observational data...
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Biomedical Artificial Intelligence Research Achieves New Breakthrough
Biomedical Artificial Intelligence Research Achieves New Breakthrough
2026-04-17
A team led by Karin Plessas at the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact at the University of Oregon has published a new study in the journal Science Advances. The research c...
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Bionic Breakthrough! Inspired by Soft-Bodied Animals, Micro Soft Robotic Actuator Debuts
Bionic Breakthrough! Inspired by Soft-Bodied Animals, Micro Soft Robotic Actuator Debuts
2026-04-16
Researchers have made significant progress in the field of soft robotics. Drawing inspiration from the grasping muscles of soft-bodied animals, the team successfully developed a low-pressure, muscle-l...
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ViewScore.io: New Software Helps Optimize and Evaluate Window Views
ViewScore.io: New Software Helps Optimize and Evaluate Window Views
2026-04-16
A new software tool for simulating and scoring window view scenes to assist architectural optimization and decision-making has been published in the journal LEUKOS. The software, named ViewScore.io, w...
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Researchers Explore Better Ways to Ensure the Safety of Romaine Lettuce Supply
Researchers Explore Better Ways to Ensure the Safety of Romaine Lettuce Supply
2026-04-16
Outbreaks of E. coli in romaine lettuce have long been a major public health concern. Between 2000 and 2020, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Outbreak Reporting System d...
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Iowa State University Research: Bio-Oil Sequestration in Abandoned Oil Wells Helps Carbon Removal
Iowa State University Research: Bio-Oil Sequestration in Abandoned Oil Wells Helps Carbon Removal
2026-04-16
Filling abandoned oil and gas wells with bio-oil made from plant residues such as corn stalks and forest debris can sequester carbon deep underground, helping to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosph...
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