The Curious Curatorflipped into Digitech DiasporaGraphene Graphene 'Nano-Origami' Could Take Us Past the End of Moore's Law singularityhub.com - Edd Gent Wonder material graphene is often touted as a potential way around the death of Moore’s Law, but harnessing its promising properties has proven …
Tim Centuryflipped into Vices and GoodiesNano Weed Edibles & Other Cannabis Trends, ExplainedBy MashableThe cannabis industry is constantly evolving but edibles are here to stay, and so is vaping. That being said, how you consume and enjoy either is changing. If you’re confused by all of the options out there or you have unanswered questions about how to enjoy your weed safely, we’ve got everything you need to know below.
Science X Networkflipped into Tech XplorePhones Mantis shrimp inspires new breed of light sensors techxplore.com - Matt Shipman Inspired by the eyes of mantis shrimp, researchers have developed a new kind of optical sensor that is small enough to fit on a smartphone but is …
SlashGearflipped into SlashGear Science and HealthSolar Panels MIT researchers improve perovskite-based solar panel efficiency slashgear.com - Shane McGlaun Today, solar panels are typically made of silicon, but in the future, they could be manufactured from a different material that offers more …
Immune System Nature nano talks nature.com We have launched a series of webinars to engage our audience in a way that is complementary to the publication of articles. Download PDF “Nature …
Science X Networkflipped into Phys.orgRadiation 'Fungal ghosts' protect skin, fabric from toxins, radiation phys.org - Northwestern University The idea of creating selectively porous materials has captured the attention of chemists for decades. Now, new research from Northwestern University …
