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 printing to quickly turn computer designs into prototypes, but it has really taken off in recent years. Now, 3D printing is not onl... Read More...
Self-Sustaining Robot will Swim Through Europa
A Cornell engineering team is developing a self-sustaining, swimming robot to explore the harsh conditions of other planets. The team, led by Mason Peck and Rob Shepherd, of Cornell’s mechanical and aerospace e... Read More...
Cornell Researchers Grow Semiconductor Just Three-Atoms Thick
Cornell University researchers have demonstrated a new technique for creating a semiconductor that is just a few atoms thick. They used a common semiconductor growing method to create molybdenum disulfide, a 2-... Read More...
Scientists Confirm that Magnetism Creates “Cooper Pairs”
Cornell University scientists proved the theory that electrons in high-temperature superconductors are pushed into “Cooper pairs.” This is the first time there has been experimental proof that “Cooper pairs” ca... Read More...