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Removing Hydrogen Gas with Silicone-Based Getters [Video]
Denisse Ortiz-Acosta and colleagues from Los Alamos National Laboratory fabricate 3D silicone materials for hydrogen removal from sealed waste containers.
Recent Battery Research: Because Knowledge is Power
Solid-state and calcium-ion technologies, new SEI concepts, and intercalation electrodes are at the top of the list for the latest advanced battery research.
Self-Healing Mechanisms of Nanotwinned Metals Under Irradiation
Nanotwinned metals have been an important research object in the last 15 years because of their broad engineering application prospects.
Machine Learning for Bioinformatics and Neuroimaging
Machine Learning (ML) is a well‐known paradigm that refers to the ability of systems to learn a specific task from the data and aims to develop computer algorithms that improve with experience.
Quantitative Systems Models Illuminate Arrhythmia Mechanisms in Heart Failure
Quantitative systems modeling aims to integrate knowledge in different research areas with models describing biological mechanisms and dynamics to gain a better understanding of complex clinical syndromes.
Pressurized Gyration for the Mass Production of Polymeric Fibers
Pressurized gyration is a simple and scalable fiber forming method, find out more about its maturation 5 years after its conception.
Simulating Complex Systems: Agent-based Modeling in Molecular Systems Biology
Mohammad Soheilypour and Mohammad Mofrad discuss a technique termed ‘agent-based modeling’ that is used in systems biology.
Controlled Homoepitaxial Growth of Hybrid Perovskites
A robust and efficient protocol involving microfabrication that enables the integration of an emerging class of materials into modern electronic devices.
Metallic Molybdenum Disulfide for Stable, High-Rate Battery Performance
A new porous nanotube structure is created from pure metallic molybdenum disulfide, which is useful for fundamental electrochemical studies as well as showing good performance as a lithium-ion battery anode.
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