UCLA research team receives Convergence Accelerator award from National Science Foundation
2 years ago
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A UCLA research team led by Professor Prineha Narang, and comprised of multiple California NanoSystems Institute members, has been awarded a $650,000 National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator Phase 1 Award for […]
UCLA researchers unveil the first-ever structure of supramolecular light-harvesting nanotubes
2 years ago
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Researchers led by Professor Justin Caram and alumna Dr. Arundhati Deshmukh (Ph.D. ’21) have settled an almost 30 year old question about the nanoscale structure of self-assembled light-harvesting nanotubes. The […]
Chemists decipher reaction process that could improve lithium-sulfur batteries
2 years ago
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Lithium-sulfur batteries have the potential to transform energy storage, with exceptional theoretical capacity and performance in combination with an element in abundant supply. But the intricate reaction mechanism, particularly during […]
Researchers measure and control interactions between magnetic ripples using lasers
2 years ago
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If computers used ripples in magnetic fields, called magnons, to encode and process information, the result would be devices with potential memory speed on the order of billionths of a […]
Groundbreaking Research on Zinc Batteries Featured in Advanced Materials
2 years ago
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A recent innovation in battery technology by Professor Richard Kaner’s group has been prominently featured on the cover of the prestigious journal Advanced Materials. The project, led by Kaner, along […]
Viral protein fragments may unlock mystery behind serious COVID-19 outcomes
2 years ago
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A large research team led by Professor Gerard Wong has shown that fragments of the coronavirus may drive inflammation by mimicking the action of specific immune molecules in the body. […]
Chemists use oxygen and copper “scissors” to cut carbon bonds and create new, valuable molecules at lower cost
3 years ago
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Professor Ohyun Kwon and her research group have developed a groundbreaking method which utilizes oxygen and copper to efficiently break carbon-carbon bonds in hydrocarbons and convert them into valuable amine […]
Experimental brain-like computing system more accurate with custom algorithm
3 years ago
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A team of researchers, led by Professor James Gimzewski and alumnus Dr. Adam Stieg (Ph.D. ’07 Gimzewski), has created an experimental computing system physically modeled after the biological brain, which […]