Technology

Ozone. No, not the ‘good’ ozone up in the stratosphere that protects us from cosmic rays. I mean the ‘bad’ ozone down here where we…
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Since about 40 years, the quantity absorbance, defined by the negative decadic logarithm of the transmittance or the relative reflectance, builds the fundament of infrared…
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A printer can print text and images, but also electronics. This new emerging printed electronics technology, which takes advantage of the existing graphics printing industry…
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The acoustic microscope is a critical component for a variety of applications including quality control, medical imaging, biomedical sensors, and focused ultrasound surgery, owing to…
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Flexible electronic devices based on organic semiconductors are believed to be a high potential candidate for the next generation modern electronics. From wearable smart sensors…
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Metal chalcogenide supertetrahedral clusters (SCs) are regular tetrahedrally shaped fragments of the cubic semiconducting ZnS type lattice. SCs can be looked upon as the smallest…
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One of the common goals of all organic chemists is to utilize easily available feedstock for the synthesis of valuable targeted molecules. In this direction,…
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With the development of artificial intelligence, especially in big data, machine learning and related areas, the size and complexity of modern datasets are increasing explosively….
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There are 2 aspects of this research that are worth highlighting: (1) we showed that micro-structural extra-hippocampal abnormalities are consistent enough across medial temporal lobe…
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The X-rays carries an invaluable source of information when applied to the chemical systems. Various X-ray based techniques are used nowadays in chemistry, for e.g….
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Diabetes mellitus is a major public health problem.  Increased susceptibility to microbial infections is common among chronic diabetic patients and is associated with serious complications…
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