Duke University and Oak Ridge Lab Achieve Breakthrough in Solid-State Batteries for Energy Storage
Duke University researchers improved solid-state batteries using a material called Li6PS5Cl, suggesting safer, faster-charging, longer-lasting batteries. Neutron scattering and simulations showed lithium ions move easily through the material.
University of Utah's Megan DuVal Breaks New Ground in Ant Research and Advocates for Diversity in Science
University of Utah student Megan DuVal is engaged in myrmecology research, studying army ants' impact on ecosystems and their role as environmental indicators. Her work has led her to research in Brazil and mentorship opportunities.
New Orleans Scientists Spin Web of Innovation with Tulane University's Breakthrough in Bulletproof Material Inspired by Spider-Man
Tulane University researchers, funded by DARPA, are developing a stretchable and durable material inspired by superheroes, possibly for military use and wearable sensors.
Ohio Department of Commerce Offers Key Cybersecurity Tips Amid Rising Cybercrime
The Ohio Department of Commerce offers advice to mitigate cybercrime, citing increased incidents and financial losses. During Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Week, strategies like MFA and strong passwords are recommended.












