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Nanodiamonds Shine Brightly in Biomedical Research

October 28, 2014

A nanodiamond might not be ideal for an engagement ring, but these microscopic particles show a potential role in observing and analyzing cell processes. Learn more >>

The Mystery Behind the Earth’s Magnetic Field Flip

October 20, 2014

Earth’s magnetic field typically remains stable. However, studies have shown that throughout history, geomagnetic reversals have occurred — irregular intervals when Earth’s magnetic field flips.

An Idea that Is Taking Off: Next-Generation Spacesuits

October 1, 2014

Researchers at MIT are designing a next-generation spacesuit that relies less on gas pressure and instead moves toward the idea of applying pressure directly to the skin. Get details here.

Sea Life Offers New Insight into Underwater Adhesives

September 29, 2014

Underwater adhesives are an important biomedical innovation. To design stronger synthetic waterproof materials, researchers are gaining inspiration from undersea creatures like mussels and worms.

Happy Birthday, Michael Faraday

September 22, 2014

Did you know that Michael Faraday is credited with discovering electromagnetic induction in 1831? Learn more about this British physicist and chemist.

Shape-Memory Polymer May Help in Facial Reconstructions

September 19, 2014

Researchers at Texas A&M developed a shape memory polymer that can potentially be used to fill in critical-sized bone defects in the human face. Get the full story here >>

The Evolution of Night Vision Technology

September 18, 2014

Night vision glasses have existed since World War II, but they used to be so bulky that they were inconvenient to use. Learn about the design evolution from active to passive infrared technology.

Physics Make or Break the Comic Book Movie Illusion

September 16, 2014

The animation team behind the 2014 film The Amazing Spider-Man 2 attempted to comply with the laws of physics while making the movie. Get an overview of the different phenomena they considered.


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