17-Feb-2025 The ties that find National Center for Supercomputing Applications Through Illinois Computes, University of Illinois researchers like Lakisha David, an assistant professor of anthropology, have found remarkable ways to incorporate NCSA’s myriad resources into their work. In a time when people routinely use DNA testing to understand their ethnic roots, David wants African Americans to know their family histories extend far beyond the days when their ancestors arrived in the U.S., not as immigrants, but as “property” to be sold into slavery.
17-Feb-2025 ETRI has challenge of commercializing global startups at CES 2025 National Research Council of Science & Technology Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) participated in CES 2025 with Daejeon Metropolitan City to explore opportunities for ETRI-startups and ETRI Laboratory Enterprises to expand overseas and support their global growth. Funder Ministry of Science and ICT
17-Feb-2025 What can we learn from a 100-year-old housing experiment? Norwegian University of Science and Technology More than 100 years ago, visionary and socially engaged individuals were at the forefront of a groundbreaking cooperative housing project in Trondheim. Trondhjems Kooperative Boligselskap at Rosenborg is a relatively unknown gem. Journal Planning Perspectives
17-Feb-2025 The exercise program transforming the lives of children with autism Murdoch University Only 14 per cent of children with autism get enough exercise due to various factors - now, an innovative exercise program is breaking down barriers for enjoyable movement. Funder Hospital Research Foundation
17-Feb-2025 Self-driving lab transforms materials discovery DOE/Argonne National Laboratory Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have developed an AI-driven automated material laboratory, Polybot, an autonomous discovery platform that explores processing pathways to produce high-quality electronic polymer films with optimized conductivity and low-defect coatings, offering practical guidance for scalable production. Journal Nature Communications
17-Feb-2025 How polymers and natural temperature variations serve to produce clean drinking water Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet Mainz Is there a way to obtain fresh water from seawater without employing conventional desalination techniques? A team led by Professor Sebastian Seiffert of the Department of Chemistry at JGU has developed a very promising approach to dealing with this important question. The HydroDeSal concept uses a hydrogel that reacts to changes in temperature. Once it gets cooler in the evening, the hydrogel draws water from the sea, already rejecting the salt, and then releases clean, salt-free drinking water during the day when temperatures rise. The application of this strategy is now to be made ready for the market. Funder Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung
17-Feb-2025 FIFA president visits UT, hails groundbreaking turf research for upcoming World Cups University of Tennessee at Knoxville FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s turf research facility for its role in preparing pitches for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 26. The five-year project with Michigan State University aims to ensure consistent, high-quality playing surfaces across various climates and stadiums.
14-Feb-2025 Pioneering a new direction for semiconductor etching ceramics! National Research Council of Science & Technology Dr. Ho Jin Ma's research team from the Nano Materials Research Division at the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), in collaboration with Professor Jeong-Woo Lee's research team from Pusan National University, has successfully developed a groundbreaking new composition and processing technology for transparent plasma-resistant high-entropy ceramics. Journal Journal of Advanced Ceramics Funder Ministry of Science and ICT
14-Feb-2025 Pioneering a new direction for semiconductor etching ceramics! National Research Council of Science & Technology Dr. Ho Jin Ma's research team from the Nano Materials Research Division at the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), in collaboration with Professor Jeong-Woo Lee's research team from Pusan National University, has successfully developed a groundbreaking new composition and processing technology for transparent plasma-resistant high-entropy ceramics. Journal Journal of Advanced Ceramics Funder Ministry of Science and ICT
14-Feb-2025 British flowers: A sustainable future for the flower industry University of Surrey There is a sustainable future for the British flower industry – but it has to start with recognition that the current model is fuelling the environmental crisis through carbon emissions and agrochemical pollution emitted through current production processes, according to new research.
