Could #lightning be an ancient form of #electrochemistry that activated an inert environment for life to emerge and survive? Check out this interview on Harvard Gazette! https://t.co/0y4FR2HbVz
Could #lightning turn air, water, and rocks into nutrients, and contribute to the chemical origin of life? Checkout our research published on PNAS: Mimicking lightning-induced electrochemistry on the early Earth https://t.co/tZAb9pbUxg
40 of the best and brightest early mid-career academics join @sydney_uni as our first cohort of Sydney Horizon Fellows!
Learn more: https://t.co/FkkEvS6bMI
#LeadershipForGood#USYD
Our work on integrated digital and analog control using programmable soft actuators is now published on PNAS. Great collaboration between @ricePILab and #gmwgroup@HarvardCCB! Very proud of @ColterDecker and a thank you to all the contributors! https://t.co/C2NtKPZBiu
Our work is now published in #GreenChemistry by @RoySocChem! A big thank you to @Gregory_Warr’s Lab and our collaborators! Check out our structural design of bio-inspired solvents for biomass processing: https://t.co/i8C4L5HYtM
"When I draw a molecule in China or in Argentina, it is the same molecule. People understand immediately without knowing Spanish or Chinese. That is beautiful. Our common goal is not about power or borders of the country, it is about bringing forward human knowledge." Ben Feringa
Please see our paper on how we try to help our law enforcement officers in the struggle against the #opioidepidemic. We use magnetic levitation, a portable method for identification of fentanyl and heroin in samples of illicit drugs.@HarvardCCB@angew_chem https://t.co/IceeSjzI4J
"It isn’t far-fetched to think that soft robots and logic can lead to more bio-inspired robotic designs that open up entirely new application areas for robotics." Our #soft#robotics work is featured on @ASMEdotorg's website today: https://t.co/MvIimQqRAo
Check out our completely #soft ring oscillator, published today in Science Robotics! It actuates soft #robots as they roll, undulate, sort, pump, and more! [video credit: @avanessasanchez] @SciRobotics@walshharvard@hj_jiang @markusnemitz
Article link: https://t.co/KLyesys08O
A team at Harvard including @ProfDanPreston@hj_jiang @markusnemitz @zhigangsuo have built soft circuits that operate using just rubber and air, which they suggest could eliminate the last hard components from soft #robots. #innovation#coolscience https://t.co/tbFYi3D7yg