Dancing atoms reveal potential capabilities of materials
A powerful new microscopy tool will give ASU researchers a deeper look at atomic structures of materials to gain insights for making major technological advances.
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Nanoscale research multiplies into vast opportunities
Alexis Hocken, a third-year chemical engineering student, is the lead author of a paper published in a special issue of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research.
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A second chance at engineering leads to a lifetime of impact
JR Frey, an ASU civil engineering alumnus who received a second chance to earn his degree, found success in learning how to maintain a work-school balance.
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Weevil genius: Insect inspires stronger, more flexible materials
Stronger and more flexible material structures could result from Arizona State University researchers exploring acorn weevil exoskeletons.
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6G: Building tomorrow’s wireless tech beyond 100 GHz
Ahmed Alkhateeb and George Trichopoulos are leading the exploration of possibilities for 6G: the sixth generation of wireless communications technology.
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