New Carbonated Concrete Can Store CO2 While Still Being Strong

Engineering News

Researchers Move Closer to Green Hydrogen via Water Electrolysis

A study by Northwestern Engineering's Linsey Seitz reveals a new understanding of iridium’s surface using novel microscopy methods.

New Twist on Artificial ‘Muscles’ for Safer, Softer Robots

The simplified, low-cost soft actuators developed by Professor Ryan Truby enable worm-like crawling, bicep-like lifting, and more.

In the Media

New Carbonated Concrete Can Store CO2 While Still Being Strong

Professor Alessandro Rotta Loria told IFLScience the new material is just as strong and durable as traditional versions and is easy to make.

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Deepfake-Detection System Is Now Live

Professor V.S. Subrahmanian developed a free platform to help journalists determine the validity of digital artifacts.

Five Years After Founding, Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering Continues Growth

Bolstered by innovative research and training programs, the center develops tools that have the potential to open new fields of biological research, lead to new strategies for treatment of disease, and enable adaptive engineering of plants and animals to meet environmental challenges.

New Carbonated Concrete Can Store CO2 While Still Being Strong

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