INBRAIN Neuroelectronics announces world’s first human graphene-based Brain computer Interface procedure

INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, a company specializing in graphene-based neural technologies, announced the world’s first human procedure using its cortical interface during a brain tumor resection, successfully distinguishing between healthy and cancerous tissue with micrometer precision. This milestone showcases the potential of graphene-based BCI technology not only in decoding brain signals but also as a precise surgical […]

Troy University Center for Materials and Manufacturing Sciences opened with official ribbon cutting ceremony

In September, Troy University officials inaugurated the Center for Materials and Manufacturing Sciences, the university’s first building dedicated solely to research. Designed by CC & Litchfield, this facility, founded in 2018 with support from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), focuses on polymers and polymer recycling. Since its inception, NIST has awarded CMMS […]

‘Writing’ with atoms could transform materials fabrication for Quantum devices

Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a groundbreaking advanced microscopy tool that can precisely place individual atoms, enabling the creation of new materials with unique properties for quantum computing and communication devices that cannot be produced by conventional methods. “By working at the atomic scale, we also work at […]

Research to use machine learning to ‘reverse-engineer’ new composite materials

Materials science engineers often struggle to design materials that are strong in all directions, as strengthening them for one type of load can create weaknesses for another. To address this, Binghamton University Assistant Professors Mir Jalil Razavi and Dehao Liu are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to develop composite materials with specific mechanical properties. […]