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Can Flags Make Energy?
Jorge Silva Leon and a team of researchers at the University of Manchester recently published a paper in Applied Energy on a technology that generates
Katie Schlick
May 12, 2019
Jorge Silva Leon and a team of researchers at the University of Manchester recently published a paper in Applied Energy on a technology that generates
As an undergraduate computer science major at Yale, Jaime Teevan (YC ’99) sold her senior thesis to the company she had interned at the summer
The future of the automobile industry depends on the innovations of imaging sensors used in autonomous vehicles. Soon, more cars on the road will be
Imagine yourself mowing a lawn. If it was a leisurely Sunday morning, you might go back and forth in neat rows to ensure that every
Nothing is perfect, but often, nature comes pretty close. Photosynthesis, the process that converts light into electrochemical energy, is something researchers want to emulate. It
Batteries have revolutionized modern life. Now, there is a push for batteries to undergo their own revolution. The electronics we use on a daily basis
To study an animal’s brain in real-time as it navigates its surroundings, researchers typically implant electrodes into the animal’s brain. These electrodes track electrical changes
As technology continues to evolve, data writing is growing as an area of interest. Simultaneously, the emerging field of spintronics studies how the spin and
Modeling flexible microscopic sheets that sculpt themselves The Swiss Army Knife is a necessity for survivalists and the outdoorsy, providing tools for any situation you
Can technology develop a mind of its own? The robot apocalypse is not yet upon us, but the Sharpe group from European Molecular Biology Laboratory
Imagine a police officer chasing two suspects down a narrow alleyway. He almost catches up to them, when suddenly, the alleyway splits into two paths
The sea anemone Actinia is a deceptive organism, in both name and appearance. For one, it is known as the “flower of the sea” for