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It may take a bit of legwork from householders, but Scottish researchers believe they have figured out how to effectively convert the power of every…

Researchers from the Institute of Thin Films, Sensors and Imaging (ITFSI) from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) appear to have found a solution to harvest energy from humans by using a 3D graphene foam material.

The James Webb Space Telescope only launched recently, but scientists are already plotting a planet-hunting telescope that will help find worlds like our own.

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New images from the James Webb Space Telescope show incredible views of the dusty galaxy NGC 6822 - and the different views captured by Webb instruments.

Some of our most important everyday items, like computers, medical equipment, stereos, generators, and more, work because of magnets. We know what happens when computers become more powerful, but what might be possible if magnets became more versatil

Graduate students studying astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences have a new source of support, thanks to the Riccardo Giovanelli Graduate Student Support Fund, an endowment established in memory of eminent astronomer Riccardo Giovanelli, who

The NY Times has some coverage summarizing the excitement and some of the activity around experimental and theoretical LK99 proposed room temperature

The recently-launched Euclid space telescope just took some of its first images, giving a taste of what is to come from this dark matter investigation tool.

A recent image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows the most massive galaxy cluster we know of, one so large that it is nicknamed El Gordo, or the fat one.