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  • Self-adaptable mechanical ceramic fibrous aerogels from prestressed topology and multistable constraints

    Self-adaptable mechanical ceramic fibrous aerogels from prestressed topology and multistable constraints

    Formation of prestressed topology and self-adaptable mechanical MAFAs

    As a proof-of-concept study, we used a ceramic plied yarn and a computerized flat knitting machine (LXA252SCV-7G) to fabricate KTNs with a topologically basic stitch pattern,…

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  • Optimizing the lignin nanoparticles from different pulping by-products in developing cotton-based nanocrystalline cellulose for UV‑light blocking

    Optimizing the lignin nanoparticles from different pulping by-products in developing cotton-based nanocrystalline cellulose for UV‑light blocking

    There are some noticeable changes in the bands shift and intensity of several bands following the extraction of lignin nanoparticles from the BLs. After the synthesis of nano-lignin, a new shoulder is observed at 1725 cm− 1 that is related…

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  • Nanotechnology boosts microalgae biofuel yields

    Nanotechnology boosts microalgae biofuel yields

    Zinc oxide nanoparticles boost lipid production in Chlorella vulgaris, enhancing its potential as a biofuel source.

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  • Electron E1: Efficient Dataflow Architecture

    Electron E1: Efficient Dataflow Architecture

    There’s a growing need for CPUs that can live life on the edge. That is, computing for a long time embedded in hard to get to places and surviving on battery power or energy they can scrounge from the environment. Frustrated with inherent…

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  • Printing reprogrammable soft robots using recyclable sulfur-based materials

    Printing reprogrammable soft robots using recyclable sulfur-based materials

    Researchers develop a recyclable sulfur-based polymer that enables 4D printing of soft robots with programmable shape changes and magnetic responsiveness.

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  • Seeing spins dance at the nanoscale

    Seeing spins dance at the nanoscale

    Spin waves have been directly observed at the nanoscale using a high-resolution electron microscope, enabling new ways to study and control magnetism.

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