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Pandemic lockdown forces a new perspective on designs for futuristic AI-based computing devices.

The contrast of the magnetic resonance signal was improved by a factor of 10, increasing the sensitivity of spin defects used for detection.

Samuel Hollifield Jr. is looking into ways to defend vehicles’ computer systems from being hacked.

The work revolves around MXenes, promising energy storage materials that are conductive and can host ions, such as lithium, between layers.

A current University of Wyoming student and three recent UW graduates had the opportunity to work in professional laboratory settings.

MBL Research Scientist Inke Forbrich will lead a project to study hydrological and biological controls on carbon cycling in coastal wetlands.

A Rice-led team toggles side- and edge-conduction states in bismuth iodide crystals.

J. Murray Gibson, dean of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, has been appointed to the Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Committee for DOE.

Dr. Jerome Baudry’s team is partnered with four other institutions to conduct two different types of grant-funded COVID research.

Researchers were awarded a three-year, $1.27 million grant in support of their SuperCDMS dark matter search experiment and other major projects.