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ICYMI: 2021 May Edition

Purdue U researchers have demonstrated a method for building quantum networks that can support communication between a number of quantum computers

New technology developed by Iowa State University engineers uses heat and oxidation to recover pure and precious metals from electronic waste.

Northwestern U researchers have, for the first time, created borophane — atomically thin boron that is stable at standard temperatures & air pressures

The Nature article focuses on how the proton displays “broken symmetry,” which describes an object that seems symmetric but isn’t.

A team, led by the University of Iowa, report that diamonds may be used to speed up computer search algorithms.

A new study from Michigan State University is shedding light on how plants could potentially become more efficient at photosynthesis.

May 7 is National Space Day, so celebrate by taking a moment to learn about what the government here on Earth is supporting for Space.

Researchers enhanced the strength of hydrogels that could be used to create artificial tissues that are 10 times tougher than the natural tissues.

A new study explores the impacts of climate warming on microbial network complexity and stability.