Cory Nealon

University at Buffalo
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The images above, from the top left moving clockwise, shows an electronic circuit being increasingly stretched.
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Ancient Paper Art Improves Smart Clothing
Electronic components are like a yoga novice, they don't stretch easily.
April 4, 2018
A photograph (left) shows the experimental set-up used to confirm the existence of the Bloch wave resonance, which was first predicted theoretically. An illustration (right) shows the interior of the experimental device, called a hollow periodic waveguide, which consists of two corrugated metallic plates separated by a variable distance of about one inch, and the upper plate can slide with respect to the lower. When researchers shot microwaves between the plates through the air, they were able to control which wavelengths of microwaves were allowed through by varying the position of the upper plate.
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Engineers Discover New Light Gatekeeper
Imagine a device that is selectively transparent to various wavelengths of light at one moment, and opaque to them the next, following a minute adjustment.
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This is an optical nanocavity made, from top to bottom, of molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), aluminum oxide and aluminum.
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Nanocavity May Mean Better Solar Panels
The future of movies and manufacturing may be in 3D, but electronics and photonics are going 2D; specifically, two-dimensional semiconducting materials.
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This is a prototype of the AutoDietary food tracking system.
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New Necklace Listens to What You Eat
New food-tracking wearable device may help fight diabetes, obesity, and more.
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3D graphene created by an international research team led by Unversity at Buffalo engineers.
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The Secret to 3D Graphene? Freeze It
Researchers tame the notoriously fickle super material in aerogel form with a 3D printer and ice.
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