Engineering
Deep-Sea Creatures May Light the Way for New Technologies
The ultra-black pigment of deep-sea creatures like the dragonfish may light the way for new technology...
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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity: Space Exploration Unplugged
Photo credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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Future Aerospace Medicine: Coming to a Planet Near You
Looking ahead, new aerospace medicine could mean healthcare innovation for all humankind. Here's how.
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Sumio Iijima: Inventor of Carbon Nanotubes and Pioneer of Modern Tech
Sumio Iijima is a Japanese physicist and inventor and the first scientist to clearly describe the...
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Quantum Technology Accelerates the Search for Dark Matter
The search for dark matter recently received a boost from quantum technology.
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Too Cool for School: US University Traps Cold Plasma
Plasmas are important to understand. Yet ultrahot plasmas are difficult to control and challenging to study....
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Lynn Conway: Computer Science Trailblazer and Transgender Pioneer
Lynn Conway contributed to the invention of modern computer processors, despite facing discrimination for being transgender.
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Dr. Aprille Ericsson-Jackson, Aerospace Engineer and Advocate for Diversity in STEM
Dr. Aprille Ericsson-Jackson is an aerospace engineer at NASA and an advocate for women in stem.
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The Buzz About Wearable Sound Technology for Hearing Assistance
Downloading an app can turn wearables into assistive sound technology for disabled people. Explore the evolution...
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Hidden Figures: The Unsung Heroes Behind NASA's Breakthroughs
"Hidden Figures" tells the true story of African American women whose mathematics, engineering and computer work...
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Women in STEM Fields: Advice From the Lab
This Women's Equality Day, we're empowering women in STEM fields and highlighting an inspirational chemist.
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Could Webb Discover the Largest Object in the Universe?
New tech like the JWST will help scientists continue to discover the largest objects in the...
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When the Ordinary Does the Extraordinary: Bugs That Can Walk on Water
Bugs that can walk on water appear to defy the laws of nature. Their anatomy could...
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From Bears to Birds: Animal Extinction Prevention Supported by Technology
Northrop Grumman employees appreciate how they have latitude to pursue animal extinction prevention efforts outside of...