Filled with computing and networking equipment, data centers are central locations that collect, store and process data.
Professor Rajeshwar Dayal Tyagi, a researcher at the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), has developed with his team a new approach to biodiesel production that uses microbes, sewage sludge, and a biofuel byproduct.
Dr. Latifur Khan (left), professor of computer science, and Gbadebo Ayoade MS'14, PhD'19, shown at Ayoade's doctoral hooding ceremony in December, are co-authors of a study that promotes the benefits of crook-sourcing.
Photo of lightweight flexible CIGS thin film solar cell and its JV characteristics
Hanadi Rifai, John and Rebecca Moores Professor of environmental engineering at the University of Houston, is leading a $4 million project to study low-cost, low-emission electric power.
A Purdue University team developed RF coils that are formable and stretchable for medical imaging. (Image provided)
A: Optical image and band diagram of the heterojunction formed by the thickness variation of black phosphorus 2D material. B: Schematic of the tunnel field-effect transistor and the thickness-dependent bandgap. C: Characteristic transfer curve showing steep subthreshold swing and high on-current.
KIST researchers developed cathode material of carbon-silicon complex by simply mixing and heating silicon mixed with oil with green ingredients corn and sweet potato starch. If batteries made of this material are installed in electric vehicles, the driving range will more than double.
A Purdue University team developed technology to use mixed-signal circuits to embed critical information that is suppressed at a lower level.
In the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Research Telsa considers the phantom image (left) as a real person and (right) Mobileye 630 PRO autonomous vehicle system considers the image projected on a tree as a real road sign.
The visually aided tactile enhancement system, VATES, applied for precise motion control. The ultrathin highly sensitive crack-based sensor, signal acquisition circuit and real-time display system are used to realize the induction of tiny deformations. Ultrathin sensors exceed human skin sensitivity and do not disturb the human skin's tactile sensation. A real-time display can be used as a supplement to assist a person's tactile sensation.
A networked set of agents (denoted as colored nodes) train their individual deep neural nets using locally available data while interacting with neighbor nodes through available communication links (represented using grey edges).
Artistic view of a junction of different 2D light-emitting materials.
Yen-Ting Chen at the transmission electron microscope
Scientists in Korea are first to observe an unprecedented way in which graphene forms a hybrid layer that prevents copper corrosion
Subfractional composition of heavy oil asphaltenes
Will robots and AI respond appropriately to an elderly gay couple? Researchers say it's important to make design decisions now to make certain that technology is inclusive.
From left - NTU Singapore scientists Assoc Prof Baile Zhang, Prof Qijie Wang, Assoc Prof Yidong Chong, and Dr Yongquan Zeng, who worked with their collaborators at the University of Leeds, UK, to develop the first electrically-driven topological laser.
Scientists recorded the formation of laser-induced graphene made with a small laser mounted to a scanning electron microscope.
These silver, wiggling lines are strings of atoms in tellurium behaving like DNA. Researchers have not seen this behavior in any other material.
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An image of the newly developed environmentally-friendly radio-frequency identification tag.
An artist's illustration shows activity from the sun contributing to space weather conditions that can ultimately affect Earth and its infrastructure.
