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Iowa State University

Carbon emissions from power plants can be reduced with a new 3D-printed superalloy

Left: Scanning electron microscopy image of the CuNW network on a copper-sprayed surface. Right: Up-close image of CuNW nanowire, which is about 60 nm in diameter, approximately 100x smaller than a human hair.

Using copper nanowires to combat the spread of diseases

Safe, low-cost, energy-dense, and long-lifetime solid-state sodium batteries

New atomic sensors could lead to a new generation of smart materials

Printing flexible electronics on almost anything using a new heat-free technique

Enabling ultrafast quantum computing

Fleets of drones can become real – just a few obstacles to overcome

A new class of mosquito repellents based on naturally occurring compounds that are effective in repelling mosquitoes

Cheap sensors-on-tape can be attached to plants and provide new kinds of data to researchers and farmers

A nanovaccine for the flu

Quasiparticles could lead to faster circuits and higher bandwidths

Taller wind turbine towers could enable wind energy production in all 50 states

An electricity generator that mimics trees

Engineers treat printed graphene with lasers to enable cheap paper electronics and commercial devices

A quick-destructing battery to power ‘transient’ devices