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Graphene Membranes for Telecommunications

Researchers at Cornell University have found yet another application for graphene: to make mechanical resonators that could be used in future telecommunications applications. T

This 3-D Printer Fixes Mistakes

It has been more than 30 years since engineer Charles “Chuck” Hull invented 3D...

Self-Sustaining Robot will Swim Through Europa

A Cornell engineering team is developing a self-sustaining, swimming robot to explore the harsh...

Cornell Researchers Grow Semiconductor Just Three-Atoms Thick

Cornell University researchers have demonstrated a new technique for creating a semiconductor that is...

Scientists Confirm that Magnetism Creates “Cooper Pairs”

Cornell University scientists proved the theory that electrons in high-temperature superconductors are pushed into...

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