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Ancient Japanese Art Guides AI to Design Stronger, More Stretchable Materials

Ancient Japanese art of kirigami guides artificial intelligence (AI) technique for durable, wearable electronics.

Pankaj rajakPriya vashishtaRajiv kaliaLaura thomsonaprAravind krishnamoorthyLos angelesAiichiro nakanoBeibei wangAnkit mishraScientific computing researchUniversity of southern californiaUs department of energyNational science foundation future manufacturing programEnergy sciencesOffice of scienceArgonne national laboratory

Partnering In Situ TEM with AI for Advanced Data Analysis

Because of the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), a variety of machine learning (ML) approaches may now be applied to elucidate the critical data analysis problem for in situ TEM.

Usman ahmedaprYurchanka siarhei shutterstockUsman ahmedJournal of energy chemistryAdvanced dataBased microscopy data analysisBased machine learningInvestigating atomicIdentifying nanoscalePerspectives regardingBased analysisComputational materials

Triming Hairs Off Nanocrystals to Increase Electronic Characteristics

Since technical building blocks have shrunk in size since the 1950s, users can now obtain an entire computer in their pocket.

United statesTechnische universitDmitri talapinJosh portnerUniversity of californiaArizona state universityLawrence berkeley national laboratoryMaterials for energyArgonne centerErnest dewitt burton distinguished service professorArgonne national laboratoryWater systems centerUniversity of chicagoMidwest integrated centerNorthwestern universityNational accelerator laboratory

Shaving nanocrystals amps their electronic properties

Removing "hairs" from nanocrystals is an advance toward making them function together electronically, researchers report.

United statesTechnische universitDmitri talapinJosh portnerUniversity of californiaLucile packard foundationNational science foundationUniversity of chicagoArgonne national laboratoryWater systems centerNational accelerator laboratorySherman fairchild foundationAlfredp sloan foundationMabel beckman foundationArizona state universityLawrence berkeley national laboratory

Scientists shave hairs off nanocrystals to improve their electronic properties

Breakthrough by UChicago chemists could yield future devices such as next-gen displays and solar cells

United statesTechnische universitUniversity of californiaArizona state universityLawrence berkeley national laboratoryMaterials for energyArgonne national laboratoryWater systems centerUniversity of chicagoMidwest integrated centerNorthwestern universityNational accelerator laboratoryMolecular engineeringArgonne nationalNanoscale materialsStanford synchrotron radiation lightsource

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