KAIST Surface Defects Boost Droplet Formation, Removal, and Heat Transfer by 5.5-Fold
A nanoscale coating that deliberately uses tiny surface “defects” to make water droplets appear faster and leave the surface sooner...
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A nanoscale coating that deliberately uses tiny surface “defects” to make water droplets appear faster and leave the surface sooner...
A global shift is transforming the medical story of inflammatory bowel disease in children. In a commentary on Yue and...
Soft magnetic components are the quiet workhorses of modern technology. They channel and reshape magnetic fields inside electric motors, transformers,...
The United States is turning to robotic metal 3D printing in an effort to solve one of nuclear energy’s most...
For a promising medicine, identifying the right biological target is only the beginning. A drug may be designed to bind...
A technology that can summon emergency help before a crash victim is able to reach a phone should be installed...
Concrete may absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but the process is far too slow and limited to counteract the...
Dryland dumpsites may be doing far more than storing discarded plastic. A new review suggests that the intense sunlight, dramatic...
Three University of Virginia computer science professors have been selected among the inaugural 80 members of the Software Engineering Academy,...
Medical imaging is entering a new era in which scans are no longer used only to produce pictures for physicians...
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