SCILIGHT
Blowing away drag for maglev trains
Simulation identifies how air-blowing can reduce drag on high-speed trains and reduce required energy.
Atomic force microscopy may enable quick differentiation of metabolic profiles in bacteria
A nanocharacterization technique may enable faster research on antibiotic resistance.
Employing graphene nanocomposites as nitric oxide sensors
Graphene composites offer high sensitivities, low detection limits, and fast responses for real-time biochemical monitoring.
Current progress in the in-vivo continuous disease monitoring
Solving challenges associated with affinity-type interactions could enable real-time monitoring of peptides and protein biomarkers for improved treatment outcomes.
Scent on the wing: exploring flight effects on insect odor detection
Simulating the complex odor detection of fruit flies and the influence of flight speed and flapping frequency.
New simulations improves interpretation of high-resolution satellite imagery of surface water
Researchers investigate dynamics of surface ocean turbulence at the submesoscale.
3D bioprinting platform offers realistic cardiac tissue model for drug testing
FRESH bioprinting produces uniform, complex, and physiologically relevant cardiac tissue with the potential to accelerate drug development.
