Lab and Test

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Paper-Based Skin with Real-Time Sensing

    The skin was assembled from off-the-shelf materials.

  • Open Source Laser Sintering Process Now Available

    The open source system could open the door for researchers and designers to work with their own proprietary or specialized materials.

  • Voltage Barrier Broken for CdTe Solar Cells

    Crystals are grown in a technique called melt growth, which allows precise control over purity and composition.

  • 3D Printing Gets Timely

    This method could be used in a variety of potential 4D applications.

  • On-Demand Catalyst for Water Purification

    The method may make hydrogen peroxide more accessible to underdeveloped regions of the world.

  • Scientists Build Tiny Rotary Motor

    The device is made of three components that click together to form an axle bearing and a spinning crank lever.

  • Ultrathin Photovoltaics Produced at MIT

    The final solar cells are one-fiftieth the thickness of a human hair.

  • ASTM Standard Tests Paper to Insulate Electrical Parts

    The strength and stiffness of aramid paper is critical in the design, manufacture and end use of a variety of products, particularly in the aerospace and locomotive industries.

  • MRI: Led by Physics, Followed by Lawsuits

    The science, technology… and ugly politics… behind the development of MRI.

  • Ultrafast Graphene Supercapacitors Are Developed

    University scientists 3D-printed micro-architected electrodes to build the supercapacitors.

  • Bio-hybrid Kidney Could Replace Dialysis

    Patient trials with the artificial kidney could begin in late 2017.

  • Reclaiming CFCs to Reduce Environmental Footprint

    Researchers found that by soaking the composite at room temperature in an organic solution they could recover both the glue and the carbon fiber.

  • Researchers’ Findings Could Lead to More Durable Concrete

    Analysis shows that pores of different sizes play roles in determining concrete’s durability.

  • Method to Convert CO2 to Methanol

    Previous efforts meant renewable energy would not efficiently power the process.

  • Researchers Unveil a Hybrid Class of Polymers

    The hybrid polymer is composed of both rigid and soft nano-sized compartments .

  • Cotton Candy Machine Spins Artificial Capillary Networks

    The method can produce channels ranging from 3-55 microns.

  • Thin Film Transistor with 10X Power

    Researchers increased performance by designing a transistor architecture that takes advantage of bipolar action.

  • Seaweed Gel Preserves Stem Cells for Use in Bandage

    The ells are surrounded by an alginate gel that protects them from the environment.

  • Engineered Bacteria Creates Bio-pathway to Green Plastics

    Researchers have built an artificial biosynthetic pathway to produce 1,4-butanediol, or BDO.

  • Striking Gold from E-waste

    A less toxic and cheaper means of gold recovery from electronic waste is reported by a research team.

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