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Making music from spider webs

E-Mail IMAGE: Cross-sectional images (shown in different colors) of a spider web were combined into this 3D image and translated into music. view more Credit: Isabelle Su and Markus Buehler WASHINGTON, April 12, 2021 Spiders are master builders, expertly weaving strands of silk into intricate 3D webs that serve as the spider s home and hunting ground. If humans could enter the spider s world, they could learn about web construction, arachnid behavior and more. Today, scientists report that they have translated the structure of a web into music, which could have applications ranging from better 3D printers to cross-species communication and otherworldly musical compositions.

United statesMarkus buehlerUs congressOffice of naval researchMassachusetts institute of technologyNational institutes of healthNational science foundationAmerican chemical societyScience technologyArmy research officeMassachusetts instituteStudio tomNational institutesNaval researchMathworks engineering fellowshipArmy research

Policy decisions will affect coastal communities risk more than climate change

Coastal communities face increasing danger from rising water and storms, but the level of risk will be more closely tied to policy decisions regarding development than the varying conditions associated with climate change.

Tillamook countyUnited statesOregon state universityPeter ruggieroEva lipiecKatherine serafinJohn bolteCollege of earthEmergency management agencyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicAtmospheric sciencesEcological engineeringFederal emergency management agencyOregon sea grantAlexis mills

Machine learning at speed

E-Mail IMAGE: Technology developed through a KAUST-led collaboration with Intel, Microsoft and the University of Washington can dramatically increase the speed of machine learning on parallelized computing systems. view more Credit: © 2021 KAUST; Anastasia Serin. Inserting lightweight optimization code in high-speed network devices has enabled a KAUST-led collaboration to increase the speed of machine learning on parallelized computing systems five-fold. This in-network aggregation technology, developed with researchers and systems architects at Intel, Microsoft and the University of Washington, can provide dramatic speed improvements using readily available programmable network hardware. The fundamental benefit of artificial intelligence (AI) that gives it so much power to understand and interact with the world is the machine-learning step, in which the model is trained using large sets of labeled training data. The more data the AI is trained on, the better t

Amedeo sapioBarefoot networksUniversity of washingtonBarefoot networkMarco caniniAlgorithms modelsCalculations problem solvingTechnology engineering computer scienceComputer scienceMultimedia networking interface designSoftware engineeringவெறுங்காலுடன் நெட்வொர்க்குகள்பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் வாஷிங்டன்வெறுங்காலுடன் வலைப்பின்னல்கணக்கீடுகள் ப்ராப்லம் தீர்க்கும்தொழில்நுட்பம் பொறியியல் கணினி அறிவியல்

Centrifugal multispun nanofibers put a new spin on COVID-19 masks

E-Mail IMAGE: Figure. (A) Schematic illustration of the centrifugal multispinning polymer nanofiber production process. (B) The polymer nanofibers spun by the system. The increase of the number of sub-disk shows the proportional. view more Credit: Professor Do Hyun Kim, KAIST KAIST researchers have developed a novel nanofiber production technique called centrifugal multispinning that will open the door for the safe and cost-effective mass production of high-performance polymer nanofibers. This new technique, which has shown up to a 300 times higher nanofiber production rate per hour than that of the conventional electrospinning method, has many potential applications including the development of face mask filters for coronavirus protection.

South koreaByeong eun kwakSeungjun leeHyun kimHyo jeong yooGlobal singularity research programMinistry of foodDepartment of chemicalProfessor do hyun kimBiomolecular engineeringDrug safetyMedicine healthTechnology engineering computer scienceNanotechnology micromachinesதெற்கு கொரியாயுங் கிம்

Sustainable Construction : Austrian Stones & Ceramics Association endows TU Graz professorship

E-Mail IMAGE: The sustainability of buildings as an independent scientific discipline: The Stones and Ceramics Association supports the endowed professorship Sustainable Building at the TU Graz. view more Credit: Lunghammer - TU Graz Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) and the Austrian Association for Building Materials and Ceramic Industries (Stones and ceramics association) have contractually agreed on the establishment of an endowed professorship for sustainable construction. The association will fund the professorship according to Section 99 of the University Act for a period of three years, with the option of an extension. TU Graz will contribute scientific positions, administrative support and infrastructure for research and teaching.

France generalHarald kainzRobert schmidInstitute of technologyAustrian association for building materials ceramic industriesVienna university of technologyGraz university of technology tuCeramic industries stonesAssociation for building materials ceramic industriesCeramics associationAustrian association for building materialsGraz universityAustrian associationBuilding materialsCeramic industriesUniversity act

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