In their paper published in the journal Nature Photonics they combine this graphene-CMOS device with quantum dots to create an array of photodetectors, producing a high resolution image sensor. When
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Seeing the invisible with a graphene-CMOS integrated device
In their paper published in the journal Nature Photonics they combine this graphene-CMOS device with quantum dots to create an array of photodetectors, producing a high resolution image sensor. When
History of ancient geometry diagrams
Eunsoo Lee, a PhD student in classics, hopes to expand that scholarship by tracing the changes and variations in diagrams over the course of human history. “Diagrams can tell us
History of ancient geometry diagrams
Eunsoo Lee, a PhD student in classics, hopes to expand that scholarship by tracing the changes and variations in diagrams over the course of human history. “Diagrams can tell us
Small group of cells within a plant embryo operate in similar way to the human brain
In a study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), scientists from the University of Birmingham have shown that this trade-off between speed and accuracy is
Small group of cells within a plant embryo operate in similar way to the human brain
In a study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), scientists from the University of Birmingham have shown that this trade-off between speed and accuracy is
Small group of cells within a plant embryo operate in similar way to the human brain
In a study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), scientists from the University of Birmingham have shown that this trade-off between speed and accuracy is
First-of-its-kind test for HDL cholesterol function could transform the way healthcare providers predict your risk for heart disease
While scientists have yet to fully elucidate how HDL-C — the good cholesterol — protects against heart disease, one of its chief functions is thought to be mediating the removal
Higher gut bacteria diversity tied to slower metastatic melanoma progression
Their study of fecal samples from 105 patients treated with immune checkpoint blockade indicates that certain characteristics of patients’ microbiomes correlate with slower disease progression while other qualities are associated
One in six taking blood-thinning drugs may not be getting right dose
Roughly 10 percent of patients on these drugs for atrial fibrillation have severe kidney disease, and the research, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, found that
WWDC 2017: The 3 biggest product announcements
Apple unleashed a flurry of new hardware and program announcements during WWDC 2017—from a latest versions of iOS and MacOS to new Mac and iPad hardware and a Siri-powered Amazon
Snap acquires Placed to prove geofilters drive store visits
If Snapchat’s growth remains slow, it needs to maximize how much it can charge per ad by demonstrating they inspire purchases and physical store foot traffic. So today, Snap confirmed
Battery-less pacemaker: Researchers test microwave-powered device
The pacemaker designed by the Rice lab of electrical and computer engineering professor Aydin Babakhani harvests energy wirelessly from radio frequency radiation transmitted by an external battery pack. In the
Diabetes drug prevents stiffening of heart muscle in obese mouse model
“In previous studies, we showed that young, female mice consuming a Western diet, high in fat, sucrose and high fructose corn syrup, not only gained weight, but also exhibited vascular
Children of separated parents not on speaking terms more likely to develop colds as adults
A team led by Carnegie Mellon University psychologists wanted to better understand if specific aspects of the family environment following a separation better predicted children’s long-term health outcomes. Published in
