Shalini Saxena
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As climates cool, adaptation heats up
Body size changes more rapidly when the planet cools than when it heats up. → Read More
Cooler climates linked to rapid evolution
Body size changes more rapidly when the planet cools than when it heats up. → Read More
Aggressive emissions cutbacks would drop heat waves in half in 20 years
Extremely hot weather events would become half as likely to happen. → Read More
Aggressive emissions cutbacks would drop heat waves in half in 20 years
Extremely hot weather events would become half as likely to happen. → Read More
Sponges innocent of producing a toxic industrial chemical
We now know whodunnit, but we have no idea why this toxin is being made. → Read More
Sponges produce a toxic chemical we’ve been using as a flame retardant
We now know whodunnit, but we have no idea why this toxin is being made. → Read More
Use of biofuel could reduce aviation-related emissions
But burning biofuel still gives off a lot of soot particles. → Read More
Use of biofuel could reduce aviation-related emissions
But burning biofuel still gives off a lot of soot particles. → Read More
Magnetic storage reaches the atomic level
The magnetic field of a single atom is read and written, but it's not very stable. → Read More
Magnetic storage reaches the atomic level
The magnetic field of a single atom is read and written, but it's not very stable. → Read More
Researchers create electronic rose complete with wires and supercapacitors
Taking advantage of natural plant physiology to grow electronics. → Read More
Researchers create electronic rose complete with wires and supercapacitors
Taking advantage of natural plant physiology to grow electronics. → Read More
New fabric generates electricity from sunlight and wind
Hybrid textiles composed of photovoltaic and triboelectric nanogenerators. → Read More
Inkjets + lasers = new precision 3D printing system
New dual-step method provides 3D printing of conductive metals. → Read More
A new synthetic skin restores the real stuff’s youthful appearance
Cross-linked polymer layer restores mechanical and aesthetic look of skin. → Read More
Rising carbon dioxide levels could actually help reduce water scarcity
Increased CO2 could reduce crop growing seasons and crop water consumption. → Read More
A 50-year challenge to produce a single-atom heat engine
Electrodes and lasers make a single-atom version of industrial machinery. → Read More
Making transistors with dissolved nanocrystals
Solution-based processing of a field-effect transistor from inorganic nanocrystals. → Read More
Black carbon ages once it hits the atmosphere
The aging process alters its influence on local pollution and climate warming. → Read More
A graphene patch that monitors and possibly treats diabetes
Transparent, flexible electronics conform directly to the skin. → Read More