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This week, we’re getting into the Halloween spirit, taking a look at all things spooky. First, we’ll learn about the history of the holiday and how candy became so integral. Then we’ll learn about haunted inns, and why Frankenfoods aren’t really that scary. We’ll also explore Día De Los Muertos and some foods associated with the holiday.  Further Reading:

Learn more about hydrophobic nanomaterials and the release of innovative research broadening their industrial and research applications.

Applied Graphene Materials unveiled an eco-friendly alternative to traditional graphene-based additives.

We explore what is masked and hidden in the food world. From culinary imitation and unseen nutritional compounds, to anonymous Mukbang feasts, we pull back the veil. We explore hidden aspects of food production, food composition, and food enjoyment.   Further Reading: From the imitation meat story, read more about Dr. Steven Van Vliet and his research on the nutritional differences between plant-based meat and grass-fed meat.

Here, we discuss how the unique properties of nanostructured carbon (specifically, CN) are being leveraged to address climate change.

Totimorphic structural materials can morph into any shape, as researchers at Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have found. The team have developed shape-shifting materials that can hold any 2D and 3D form, which makes way for new types of multifunctional materials for use in a number of different fields.

AZoSensors investigates the difference between contact and non-contact temperature sensors, taking a look at the current developments within the field.

AZoNano presents an in-depth overview of the industrial applications and developments of titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles.

Although Polarized Raman Spectroscopy has been utilized by researchers globally for several years, this is the first time that it has been implemented for observing, measuring and tracing the displacements occurring at such a micro-level.

With Halloween right around the corner, this week is the perfect time to explore haunted houses, carve pumpkins, stock up on candy for trick-or-treaters, and of course, tune into All Classical Portland at 89.9 FM! There’s no better way to enjoy autumn than by listening to a playlist of spooky classical music. Below, we’ll share...