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NUvention: Web Students Launch Software-Based StartupsUndergraduate Solar Cell Project Takes FlightMoving Heat Sideways with Transverse ThermoelectricsAndroid Antiviral Products Easily Evaded, Study Says‘Aperture Robotics’ Takes First Place in Student Robotics CompetitionOpening Doors to Foldable Electronics with Inkjet-Printed Graphene

NUvention: Web Students Launch Software-Based Startups

For students in NUvention: Web, June means more than exams and sunshine. It means launching a company.

Undergraduate Solar Cell Project Takes Flight

Four seniors sent a weather balloon 97,000 feet into the air to test solar cell efficiency. The results are surprising — and the view is amazing.

Moving Heat Sideways with Transverse Thermoelectrics

New research in thermoelectrics could open doors to tiny cooling devices that could be built into integrated circuits.

Android Antiviral Products Easily Evaded, Study Says

Think your antivirus product is keeping your Android safe? Think again. Ten top antiviral products are rendered useless by the simplest attacks.

‘Aperture Robotics’ Takes First Place in Student Robotics Competition

Cheered on by their creators, 13 student-designed autonomous robots competed in an arena-style battle on May 18.

Opening Doors to Foldable Electronics with Inkjet-Printed Graphene

The highly conductive ink could pave the way for technologies like bendable tablet computers and electronic newspapers.

 
 

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