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New Technique Probes Electron Dynamics in Liquids Using Intense Lasers - Vimarsana News

New Technique Probes Electron Dynamics in Liquids Using Intense Lasers

The nature of electrons within liquids plays a pivotal role in governing a wide array of chemical reactions, thereby influencing crucial processes within organisms and the global ecosystem.

New Technique Helps AI Extract 3D Information from 2D Images - Vimarsana News

New Technique Helps AI Extract 3D Information from 2D Images

Photos are known as two-dimensional (2D), but autonomous vehicles and other technologies have to guide the three-dimensional (3D) world.

Robotic Needle Navigates Lung Tissue to Reach Tumors - Vimarsana News

Robotic Needle Navigates Lung Tissue to Reach Tumors

In the United States, lung cancer is considered to be the major cause of cancer-related deaths. Few tumors appear to be extremely small and hide deep inside the lung tissue, making it hard for surgeons to reach them.

Increasing Renewable Energy Storage with Low-Cost and Efficient Catalyst - Vimarsana News

Increasing Renewable Energy Storage with Low-Cost and Efficient Catalyst

A novel catalyst based on single platinum atoms could make storing renewable energy as hydrogen considerably easier in the near future.

Analyzing development of improved child-resistant medication dispensing and tracking systems - Vimarsana News

Analyzing development of improved child-resistant medication dispensing and tracking systems

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is among the most common pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders. In 2019, nearly 10% of United States (U.S.) children had a diagnosis of ADHD. Approximately 3.3 million children, or roughly 5 out of every 100 children in the U.S., are currently prescribed medication for ADHD.