Researchers use radar data from satellites to estimate parameters that determine the growth of soy and wheat.

Researchers investigate the effects of dark matter particles on the growth of black hole shadows

Researchers design a compact and efficient micro-combustor that powers small electronics

New theoretical work demonstrates how sequentially captured images of electrons can be used to show the evolution of electron movement

A computer based model of neurons in the urinary bladder 

New design in thermoelectric devices can increase both output power and efficiency

A significant problem in electronic devices is the generation of heat during their operation. This phenomenon not only leads to the wastage of electric power but can also damage the device. Thermoelectric materials, which convert heat to electricity and vice versa, can be used to turn the generated heat back into electricity, thereby saving power and avoiding overheating of the device.

Shape of dried paint or ink deposit is related to the concentration and size of particles in these colloids

Ever wondered why we use only specific inks for the inkjet printer? Why not any random dye? The wrong ink may result in non-uniform and patchy printing. Printing inks are colloids—tiny solid particles suspended in a liquid. The size and the concentration of the solid particles in the ink specified for printers are designed to deposit uniformly on paper.

Researchers design a new material for removing heavy metal contaminants from water in a single step

Researchers employ machine learning techniques to search for optimal catalysts for designing pharmaceutically important molecules

Researchers propose cost-effective techniques of making microcontact printing stamps to print protein and grow cells