A simple bouncy ball has become a key teaching tool for Penn State graduate students working to show children how materials behave and how science connects to daily life. Through “Mission: Materials Science,” an outreach program supported by Penn State’s NSF-funded Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, students collaborate with museum educators and media professionals […]
Scientists in Sweden have developed a simple method to make the universe’s normally invisible binding forces visible by using gold flakes, salt water and light. The Chalmers University of Technology team created a platform that displays these tiny forces—often described as “nature’s invisible glue,” responsible for effects like dust sticking to surfaces or lizards climbing […]
In this video, see how researchers at University of Colorado Boulder create thin-film holograms by using a rubbery substrate that allows monomer movement during laser writing, then add a curing step that locks the pattern in place by turning the film from rubbery to glassy.
A new University of Florida study reveals how hidden flaws in design and installation of aluminum light poles on a Central Florida bridge contributed to their unexpected collapse when Hurricane Ian moved across Florida in 2022, even though wind speeds remained below the structures’ design limits.
BrowserStack, Ireland, the world’s leading software testing platform, launched its AI-powered Test Failure Analysis Agent, an autonomous system that debugs test failures with QA-level accuracy up to 95% faster, directly addressing the widening productivity gap between developers and QA teams.
