Researchers from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, have answered fundamental questions about a rare class of materials that could lead to faster, more reliable memory storage in computers.
Rare material key to computer advances
Raising the price of stainless steel
AK Steel announces stainless steel price increase
Ice cream chemistry: The inside scoop on a classic summer treat
The summer weather is here, and if you have been out in the sun, you are probably craving some ice cream to cool off. In the American Chemical Society’s latest Reactions video, American University assistant professor Matt Hartings, Ph.D., breaks down the chemistry of this favorite frozen treat, including what makes ice cream creamy or […]
Making sub-wavelength images at radio frequencies
Imaging and mapping of electric fields at radio frequencies (RF) currently requires the use of metallic structures such as dipoles, probes and reference antennas.
A new way to detect leaks in pipes
Self-propelled robotic device can speed through pipes, pinpointing leaks more accurately than existing methods.