Publications by Type

Nanotubes Capture Terahertz Radiation

IEEE Spectrum / June 11, 2014 / website / view site

Ionogels Could Conduct and Stretch in Soft Machines

Chemical & Engineering News / May 14, 2014 / website / view site

Three Weird Ways to Make Things Invisible

IEEE Spectrum / April 29, 2014 / website / view site

A Solution For Graphene Production

Chemical & Engineering News / April 18, 2014 / website / view site

Memory Device Created from Polymer Pair

Chemical & Engineering News / April 9, 2014 / website / view site

Laser Makes More Accurate Radar System

IEEE Spectrum / March 20, 2014 / website / view site

Tiny Drums Turn Faint Radio Signals Into Light

IEEE Spectrum / March 11, 2014 / website / view site

Capturing The Glow Of Quantum Dots With A Smartphone

Chemical & Engineering News / March 7, 2011 / website / view site

Nanotubes Make Logic Circuits that Use Both Light and Current

IEEE Spectrum / Feb. 27, 2014 / website / view site

Rudimentary Computer Built from Nanowires

IEEE Spectrum / Jan. 30, 2014 / website / view site

A New Way to Preserve Old Bones

Chemical & Engineering News / Jan. 23, 2014 / website / view site

OLEDs Could Control Light to Boost Li-Fi Bandwidth

IEEE Spectrum / Jan. 6, 2014 / website / view site

Spin Trick Could Make OLEDs Cheaper

IEEE Spectrum / Dec. 26, 2013 / website / view site

Solar Cells Could Help Windows Generate Power

Chemical and Engineering News / Dec. 19, 2013 / website / view site

Plastic Lasers Starting to Shine

IEEE Spectrum / Dec. 12, 2013 / website / view site

The World's Most Powerful MRI Takes Shape

IEEE Spectrum / November 2013 / Oct. 23, 2013 / view site

New Cathode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries

Chemical and Engineering News / Oct. 3, 2013 / website / view site

Signal-Twinning Trick Breaks Fiber Distance Record

IEEE Spectrum / May 29, 2013 / website / view site

A Glimmer of Light from Silicon

IEEE Spectrum / June 2013 / view site

Polariton Lasers Light Up at Low Power

IEEE Spectrum / May 15, 2013 / website / view site