Researchers from UNSW Sydney and Aarhus University review the current landscape of nitric oxide-releasing platforms.
Rapid Differentiation of iPSCs into Neurons
Rapid and efficient protocols to culture and genetically engineer iPSC lines for neuronal differentiation.
Next Generation Interactive Tool as a Backbone for Universal Access to Electricity
Electrification planning in rural areas and in developing countries most often relies on the outputs of specialized analytical tools that support geographically-referenced analyses
From Infrared to White: X-Rays Reveal the Structure of a Molecular Light Source
Knowledge of the amorphous structure of non-crystalline materials is critical for elucidating an explanation of how various side groups effect frequency doubling or white-light generation.
Overcoming Public Resistance to Carbon Taxes
A study recently published in WIREs Climate Change summarizes the findings of 39 empirical studies testing why people do not like carbon taxes.
Improving Medical Textiles Using Polymers
The medical textile field is in search of an antibacterial that is effective, but also human and environmentally-friendly.
The Risks of using Waterbodies to Heat and Cool Infrastructure
Waterbodies such as oceans, lakes, rivers and aquifers represent large reserves of thermal energy, which can be used to heat or cool nearby buildings and infrastructure.
Biopolymers Murray Goodman Memorial Prize Symposium
William F. DeGrado receives the Murray Goodman Memorial Prize at the ACS Spring National meeting 2018.
Positrons are Shining Brighter
Phosphors are less excited by electrons than by their antiparticles.
Polymer Networks Give Cholesteric Liquid Crystals the Creeps
Polymer stabilized cholesteric liquid crystals (PSCLCs) respond to electric fields in a time-dependent manner that resembles creep behavior in mechanically deformed polymers.