A chemistry team has engineered a cobalt complex to act as a noninvasive chemical thermometer. They’ve done so by making the cobalt complex’s nuclear spin – a workhorse, fundamental magnetic… Read More »Chemists design chemical probe for detecting minute temperature shifts in the body
Biomedical engineers have developed an edible silk tag with a QR code, which scanned by a smartphone can then confirm authenticity of the whiskey or other liquids, such as liquid… Read More »An edible QR code takes a shot at fake whiskey
Atoms do weird things when forced out of their comfort zones. Rice University engineers have thought up a new way to give them a nudge. Go to Source Author:
The world is rife with rankings and orderings. They show up in tennis—as in the French Open, which ends with a final ranking of champion players. They show up in… Read More »New model offers physics-inspired rankings evaluation
Scientists from the Institute of Industrial Science at The University of Tokyo used molecular dynamics simulations to better understand the unusual properties of amorphous solids, such as glass. They found… Read More »Origin of the boson peak in amorphous solids