SCILIGHT
The droning of the drones
New measurement setup can gauge noise emissions from drones and more
Injecting gas bubbles creates shortcut for plasma propagation
The bubbles facilitate and guide the development of underwater pulsed spark discharges by enhancing the electric field strength in their vicinity.
Simulating the detonation flow field of a two-phase rotating detonation ramjet
Two thermal property calculation methods provide reference for the selection of combustion chamber parameters during simulations.
Improving stability in Na-ion batteries through vacancy substitution, doping
Introducing vacancies and adding titanium to the transition metal layer suppresses phase changes, enables stable reactions
Accommodating neuromorphic computing in the modern age
A survey of oxide-based three-terminal artificial synapses for physical neural network applications
Improving the simulation of flow around wind plants
Simulations distinguish contributions from wind plant blockages and topography heterogeneities.
Fluorescence microscopy provides contactless method for studying liquid/liquid interfaces
Approach allows for measurements of lower interfacial viscosities than have previously been reported in double-wall ring geometry.
Simulations predict secondary sonic booms along American coastlines
When atmospheric conditions are just right, sonic booms from speeding aircraft can be heard. A new study investigates when those conditions are most likely.
Electrodes and electrolytes: modeling their electrochemical interface
MetalWalls simulations describe the microscopic structure of battery components with classical mechanics.
Simulated stomach breaks down importance of motility
Computational model of the human stomach could help researchers better understand digestion, treat diseases, and design food.
Carbon nanosheet buffer improves photocatalytic systems
The extra layer reduces defect density and carrier transfer resistance.
Producing graphene sustainably using common organic materials
Green laser-induced graphene can be made from many organic polymers, could reduce waste and lower costs in many fields
Keeping fine particles aloft in a plasma afterglow
A carefully applied electric field can keep floating particles from causing defects in semiconductor devices.
Tracing the network of scientific collaboration
Scholar hyperdegree distribution can be modeled as a power law distribution.
Looking for dark matter with diamonds
Current methods for quantum-sensing can be adapted to search for dark matter.
Noninvasive thermal sensors measure skin physiology
Sensing technology provides quantitative characterization of blood flow, hydration, perfusion, skin temperature, and thermal transport properties.
Magnetic nanobubbles could zap away brain cancer
A specific design of magnetic nanobubbles has shown promise in treating glioblastoma through hyperthermia.
