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The Rice University lab of physicist Junichiro Kono led an effort to make custom nanotube fibers & test their potential for large-scale applications.

By using a special catalyst, researchers created a tougher polymer that can easily be depolymerized back to the monomer state with an acid catalyst.

The method produces extremely thin, free-standing lanthanum aluminate and strontium titanate membranes, which can be integrated into other structures.

​A four-year, $5 million grant from DOE will help a Central Michigan University-led team fix a long-standing problem in materials science.

The funding supports researchers who are developing the next generation of quantum smart devices and computer technology.

Their findings suggest that the MEILB2-binding region of BRCA2 might be a hotspot for discovering mutations related to infertility.

The students are graduates of the STEM Student Success Scholarship program, designed to provide financial and academic support in a variety of areas.

Scientists investigated the non-adiabatic quenching of electronically excited hydroxide radicals by hydrogen molecules using a quantum dynamics model.

Research efforts will tackle science & technology challenges ranging from climate change & water resources to sustainable energy & national security.

The research goal is to better understand how these rivers are being regulated and what would happen in the absence of regulation.