A new particle detector has passed a crucial test, demonstrating it's ready to start investigating quark-gluon plasma, the ...

Now, researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have developed aerial robots that fly directly into the smoke, gathering data that could make forecasts far more accurate. The team’s work ...

Researchers have discovered that 3D printers can emit harmful ultrafine particles into the air, and they compare that to the harm of smoking a cigarette indoors.

Testing their system with a model protein called ovalbumin, the researchers demonstrated three distinct release patterns. Fast-releasing particles delivered their entire contents within two weeks.

Using 3D rendering software, they were able to virtually "fly through" the inner filter and study the flow of fluid and particles through different parts of the filter.

NASA’s GRX-810 alloy endures extreme heat and stress, enabling stronger, longer-lasting 3D-printed engine parts.