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Finally! A Cosmic Camera to Unravel Dark Matter’s Mysteries

The U.S. National Science Foundation reports that the largest space camera ever built is now being installed at an international space observatory site in a remote area of Chile.

R&D Expenditures Now Treated as Investment in U.S. GDP statistics

Last week the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced a change in the way that...

Arts and Engineering Workshop Empowers Teens

In a city just outside of Boston, students are busy designing and creating in...

Scientific Breakthrough Provides Insight into Black Holes

New solutions to decades-old equations could reveal information about the most energetic event in...

Self-Powered Sensors Enable Health and Usage Monitoring

Researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) have developed self-powered sensors that can autonomously sense,...

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Math Genius Tests Wave Equations

By his 20th birthday Terence Tao had already earned a doctorate from Princeton University....

Engineers Awarded $1.7 Million Grant to Study New Class of Ultra-Thin Film Materials

Three engineers from the University of California Riverside have been awarded a 1.7 million grant by the National Science Foundation to study a new class of ultra-thin film materials, named van der Waals materials.

New Type of High-Energy Rechargeable Batteries Developed

Researchers from George Washington University, with the support of the National Science Foundation, have...

Grant Awarded to Research Team to Build Nanotechnology Device that Detects Bladder Cancer

The National Science Foundation has presented a team of researchers with a $480,000 grant...

Kansas State University Engineers and Students Develop Customized Devices and Software to Help Children with Severe Developmental Disabilities

Engineers and students from the Kansas State University have been developing technology to help children with severe developmental disabilities through a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation’s General and Age-Related Disabilities Engineering program.

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