progscrape: engineering.princeton.edu

Researchers drove 52k miles crisscrossing the U.S

21 days ago engineering.princeton.edu environment

Reclaimed wastewater can replace clean water as a source for hydrogen, eliminating a major drawback to hydrogen fuel and reducing water treatment costs of hydrogen production by up to 47% [Water Research]

30 hours ago engineering.princeton.edu environment

MXenes, a new material for high-performance membranes that separate chemical compounds from complex solutions, offer a promising development for desalination…

2 days ago engineering.princeton.edu

New method could improve how doctors implant medical devices in soft tissue, using the body’s natural adhesive properties to hold implanted materials in place [Advanced Materials]

40 days ago engineering.princeton.edu

By adding elastic to origami structures, researchers created new possibilities for systems that could be used in prosthethics and antenna design

51 days ago engineering.princeton.edu engineering

A new tool allows researchers to peer deep into cells' inner compartments to watch and control ribosome assembly, shedding new light on the machinery responsible for making proteins

3 months ago engineering.princeton.edu biology

Once considered a rare combination, destructive hurricanes followed by deadly heatwaves will become far more common by the end of this century, study finds [Nature Communications]

4 months ago engineering.princeton.edu environment

Two new computer models aim to reduce the impacts of severe weather in Puerto Rico, one by predicting next-day energy demand as a storm approaches, the other by identifying critical power lines to prevent total blackouts [PNAS…

4 months ago engineering.princeton.edu environment

Origami specialists created a "modular metamaterial" that can expand, assume new shapes, move and follow electromagnetic commands like a remotely controlled robot even though it lacks any motor or internal gears.

5 months ago engineering.princeton.edu engineering

"Shallow safety alignment," a weakness in Large Language Models, allows users to bypass guardrails and elicit directions for malicious uses, like hacking government databases and stealing from charities…

5 months ago engineering.princeton.edu database

Mapping the half-billion connections that allow mice to see

6 months ago engineering.princeton.edu

Bird wings inspire new approach to flight safety

12 months ago engineering.princeton.edu flight

Princeton engineers create new oyster-inspired cement 17X more crack-resistant

16 months ago engineering.princeton.edu

Engineers Use AI To Wrangle Fusion Power For the Grid

20 months ago engineering.princeton.edu ai power

New Photovoltaic Tech Could Rival Silicon-Based Solar Cells

3 years ago engineering.princeton.edu

Researchers shrink camera to the size of a salt grain