Pictured left to right: Kelsey Dean, Phoenix Children’s Hospital representative; Tyler Danner, daughter of David Danner; David Danner, director, Americas distribution, Megger; Steven Danner, David Danner’s grandson; Mike Palmer, Western regional US sales manager for Megger; and Julie Romero, Phoenix Children’s Hospital representative
A black hole (marked by the red x) at the centre of galaxy MRC 0600-399 emits a jet of particles that bends into a "double-scythe" T-shape that follows the magnetic field lines at the galaxy subcluster's boundary.
A compound of cerium, ruthenium and tin -- with surprising properties.
Dispersion relations for TM Bloch modes in one-dimensional PC for different values of the refractive index (a) nh?=?2, (b) nh?=?3, (c) nh?=?5, (d) nh?=?7. The number of bands n in dispersion relations linearly increases with the refractive index of PC material host.
Pebble-bed reactors use passive natural circulation to cool down, making it theoretically impossible for a core meltdown to occur.
The robot-assisted photo-source and imager built-in multi-axis movable PTE monitor arm, which represents a consolidation of functionality, led to the non-destructive unmanned remote high-speed omnidirectional photo-monitoring of a miniature aerial defective winding road-bridge.
Brandon Grainger (left) and Paul Ohodnicki received $820,000 from the Office of Naval Research to create new materials and manufacturing processes for ultra-wide bandgap semiconductors.
Deep learning helps researchers to find hidden features in resistive pulse signals in nanopore sensing of nanoscale objects.
Image created by Dakota Thompson using the electric grid energy resources GIS data from S&P Global Platts. (2017) Platts Energy Map Data Pro.
A cryogenic dilution refrigerator. The base temperature is 10 milli Kelvin.
Potential lithium sources from water produced in mining and petroleum operations, expressed as concentration (parts per million). Data from US Geological Survey, Produced Water Database.
An innovative combination of processes enables the interconnection of cells to form modules with nearly no losses. (Photo: Amadeus Bramsiepe, KIT)
A cheaper perovskite-based semiconductor material that is free of toxic lead and can absorb a wide range of visible light with potential photofunctional applications.
American Resources Corp. and Purdue University have teamed to advance an environmentally safer method that recycles rare-earth metals to advance clean energy electronic technologies used in hard disk drives, electric vehicles, wind turbines and other electronics.
Conceptual image of the used method for manipulating the spatial structures of photons using multiple consecutive lossless modulations.
