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Read my LIPSS: organic lasers on micromachined resonators
Femtosecond laser fabrication of LIPSS gratings
To fabricate a corrugated surface that serves as a DFB reflector, we employ femtosecond laser illumination to precisely modify the substrate surface. This process involves inscribing LIPSS into glass…
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Nanowhisker glues turn seafood shells into powerful medical adhesives
This novel ultra-durable bioadhesive is greener and safer than commonly used alternatives.
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The first liquid multiferroic enables reconfigurable soft technologies
Scientists demonstrate a fluid that couples electric and magnetic order at room temperature, introducing a soft multiferroic platform for reconfigurable sensing, actuation, and field-controlled material behavior.
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Scientists discover new quantum state at the intersection of exotic materials
Scientists have discovered a new way that matter can exist – one that is different from the usual states of solid, liquid, gas or plasma – at the interface of two exotic, materials made into a sandwich.
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Organ-specific drug delivery with lipid nanoparticles
A breakthrough in our understanding of mRNA delivery systems in the body may allow for more direct treatments to pancreas-related diseases, including cancer and diabetes.
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Researchers develop ultra-low-voltage white OLED for energy-efficient displays
Researchers have created a white OLED that runs on under 1.5 volts, offering a major advance in power efficiency for portable and wearable displays.
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Magnetic surfaces found to steer Alzheime's-linked protein growth
Electron spin on magnetized surfaces affects how amyloid proteins form fibrils, revealing a new physical factor that could help control Alzheimer’s-related aggregation.
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Efficient solar harvesting even in high humidity
Researchers created a flexible perovskite solar cell material that stays stable in humidity, enabling low-cost, high-efficiency production in ambient air.
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New infrared method captures clearer images of nanoscale material structures
A new infrared imaging technique reveals sharp details in nanomaterials like graphene and gold particles by filtering out noise that limits conventional microscopes.
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