Computer Science
A query-based method for extracting knowledge from sensitive datasets without showing any underlying private data could resolve long-standing privacy concerns in machine learning
Material Science and Engineering
Innovative polymer materials have what it takes to harvest solar energy in extreme outdoor environments.
Electrical Engineering
Two forms of gallium oxide come together in a “phase heterojunction” to create a sensitive ultraviolet detector.
Bioengineering
Circular bioprocess deploys functionalized microparticles to collect sustainably generated chemicals from microorganisms.
Mechanical Engineering
Efficiently designed architecture makes it possible to manufacture passive strain sensors that are wireless, very sensitive, and extremely thin.
An analysis of chemical elements found in macroalgae from the Red Sea provides insights into regional blue carbon stores and worrying pollution trends.
Chemical Engineering
Pressure swing adsorption systems can produce high-purity methane and carbon dioxide.
Bioscience
Uncovering the mechanism of how soil bacteria improve plant resilience to drought and salinity could be important for mitigating effects of climate change on crop production.
Chemical Engineering
Low-cost oil residues could be converted into valuable carbon fibers.
Bioengineering
Simple fixes of unintended large genetic insertions uncovered in genome editing offer improved safety and reliability.
Marine Science
A chance discovery on the Palmyra Atoll in the tropical central Pacific enables researchers to take a close look at coralline algae ecosystems.
Bioscience
As glaciers shrink, a major study reveals remarkable biodiversity across the world’s glacier-fed streams, providing a global reference for future climate-change microbiology studies on this vanishing ecosystem.
Earth Science and Engineering
An image analysis technique shows that crustal damage from an earthquake can extend further than expected with implications for slip rate estimates and hazard assessment.
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Bioengineering
Artificial skin coupled with sensors and machine learning technology allows people with voice disorders to communicate using soundless mouth movements.
Bioengineering
An innovative AI-based tool leverages varied symptom descriptions, along with evidence from the scientific literature and genomic datasets, to pinpoint disease-associated gene variants.
Bioscience
Mutations on a key SARS-CoV-2 viral protein are linked to extreme immune responses and could offer a novel vaccine target.
Bioengineering
A simple enzymatic pathway taken from fungi can enhance the production and storage of provitamin A in crop plants.
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