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ORNL-Led Group Grows Aligned Monolayers of Lattice-Mismatched Semiconductors

Apr 21, 2016

Led by the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), a group of researchers has synthesized a stack of atomically thin monolayers of two lattice-mismatched semiconductors (Xufan Li et al, 'Two-dimensional GaSe/MoSe2 ...

Tags: Metal dichalcogenide heterostructure

Vanderbilt University To Enhance Fan Experience ith Advanced Ephesus LED Lighting From Eaton

Mar 21, 2016

Power management company Eaton today announced that the home field of the Vanderbilt University men’s baseball team, Hawkins Field in Nashville, Tennessee, has installed an advanced light-emitting diode (LED) system designed to ...

Tags: Vanderbilt university, LED system, Eaton

Plasma Etch System Offers ICP Dry Etching Supported by an Extensive Range of Processes

Nov 11, 2014

Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, USA is expanding its research capabilities with the addition of a PlasmaPro 100 Cobra plasma etch system from UK-based etch, deposition and growth system maker Oxford Instruments, to be installed soon in ...

Tags: Oxford Instruments, Plasma Etch

Say Goodbye to Your Phone Battery and Charger

May 30, 2014

Say goodbye to your phone battery and charger. A new structural material could transform a mobile device’s entire case into a hybrid super-capacitor/battery, making traditional batteries obsolete. Researchers from Vanderbilt ...

Tags: phone battery, charger

Our Electrical Gadgets Are No Longer Limited by Plugs and External Power Sources

May 22, 2014

Imagine a future in which our electrical gadgets are no longer limited by plugs and external power sources. This intriguing prospect is one of the reasons for the current interest in building the capacity to store electrical energy ...

Tags: Supercapacitor, electric car

Researchers at Vanderbilt University Have Developed a Structural Supercapacitor

May 22, 2014

Researchers at Vanderbilt University have developed a structural supercapacitor that stores and releases electrical chargeThe amount of electricity present upon the capacitor's plates. Also, the act of forcing of electrons onto the ...

Tags: Supercapacitor, Power Cords

TBC Expands Its Hifly Win-Turi 215 Studdable Line and Introduces Two New Lines

Mar 24, 2014

TBC Wholesale is is expanding its Hifly Win-Turi 215 studdable line and introducing two new lines for the 2014-2015 season: the Hifly Vigorous W601 studdable LT line and the studless HIFLY Win-Turi 212 line. The company says these lines ...

Tags: Winter Tire Program, TBC

Baby Hearts Need Rhythm to Develop Correctly

Feb 27, 2014

To develop correctly, baby hearts need rhythm...even before they have blood to pump. "We have discovered that mechanical forces are important when making baby hearts," said Mary Kathryn Sewell-Loftin, a Vanderbilt graduate student working ...

Tags: Baby Heart, Rhythm, Roadmap, SysCODE

Engineers Designed New Tools to Help Restore a Surgeon's Sense of Touch

Jan 22, 2014

Surgeons' best tools for locating tumors inside the body are often their hands. But during minimally invasive surgeries—which can reduce recovery time by days—the ability to examine tissue through touch, called palpation, is ...

Tags: Electrical, Electronics

The University of Louisville Selected by The PFF for Its Newly Established Care Center

Jan 20, 2014

The University of Louisville is one of nine pilot sites selected by the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation (PFF) for its newly established Care Center Network and the PFF Patient Registry program. Rafael Perez, M.D., director of the UofL ...

Tags: Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, UOFL, Care Center

Young People Don't Remember Better Than Older Adults

Jan 16, 2014

Young people don't remember better than older adults, but their memories seem better because they retrieve them in higher definition, U.S. researchers say. Study leader Philip Ko and Dr. Brandon Ally, both of Vanderbilt University, said ...

Tags: higher definition, visual memory

Doctors Struggled to Understand Strange Sensory Tricks Autism Can Play on a Child's Mind

Jan 16, 2014

Doctors and parents have long struggled to understand the strange sensory tricks autism can play on a child's mind. Ordinary noises -- screeching car alarms, knocking radiator pipes, even the whirr of a fan -- can be intolerable to children ...

Tags: autism, neurodevelopmental disorder, children health, Mark Wallace

Preschool-Aged Children Require The Majority of Their Waking Day

Jan 13, 2014

Preschool-aged children require the majority of their waking day, approximately 11 hours, to achieve their recommended daily physical activity, a Vanderbilt study published in Obesity found. Children in the study, ages 3-5, achieved this ...

Tags: Preschool-aged children health, daily physical activity

Astronomers Has Discovered a Surprising New Class of "Hypervelocity Stars"

Jan 10, 2014

An international team of astronomers has discovered a surprising new class of "hypervelocity stars" – solitary stars moving fast enough to escape the gravitational grasp of the Milky Way galaxy. The discovery of this new set of ...

Tags: hypervelocity stars, Milky Way galaxy, galactic center, escape

Temperatures Are Predicted to Be The Coldest of The Winter

Jan 9, 2014

Temperatures in the next few days are predicted to be the coldest of the winter so far, and people using space heaters to get some extra warmth into their living and working spaces need to be aware of a potential "silent killer" inside ...

Tags: health tip, carbon monoxide, Donna Seger, CO poisoning

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