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Cheap wall tiles 'inspired by flowing streams' could fix one of superfast 6G's biggest problems
Live Science | August 24, 2026

Superfast 6G has a major problem-- signals struggle to pass through physical barriers. But scientists have invented a $2 wall tile that can fix that....

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Printable Tiles Double Wireless Speeds
Hackster.io | August 20, 2026

UCSD's passive 3D-printed tiles nearly double millimeter wave speeds and coverage by steering signals around obstacles without electronics....

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A boring tile wants to fix the worst problem of ultra-fast mmWave 5G connections for you
Digital Trends | August 19, 2026

Researchers are using simple 3D-printed reflective surfaces to redirect mmWave signals around tricky indoor environments...

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NSF Deploys $108M for Quantum Metamaterials as Its Own Funding Faces Proposed Cuts
Tech Times | August 2, 2026

The U.S. National Science Foundation announced on July 30 that it will deploy $108 million across six elite university research centers to develop the...

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NSF Awards UC San Diego $18 Million MRSEC Grant for Quantum Materials Development in $108 Million National Materials Initiative
Quantum Computing Report | August 1, 2026

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) an $18 million, six-year grant to fund a ...

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A New Smart Ring Uses Finger Sweat to Track Health
CNET | July 28, 2026

Today's smart rings use tiny built-in sensors, such as photoplethysmography light sensors, to collect biophysical data, including your heart rate and ...

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Fingertip Sweat Patch Tracks Levodopa Levels in Parkinson's Disease
Medscape | July 28, 2026

A soft, wearable fingertip patch continuously monitored levodopa in passively collected sweat without requiring exercise or external power, with resul...

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Sweat-Sensing Patch Tracks Parkinson's Disease Drug Levels in Real-Time
The Scientist | July 27, 2026

A wearable fingertip sensor continuously measures levodopa levels in sweat, which could enable personalized dosing for patients with Parkinson's disea...

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UC San Diego engineers found a short-cut to higher-energy recycled EV batteries
R&D World | July 20, 2026

Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a new method to upcycle cathodes from used lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries i...

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Metasurface grating gives solar telescopes a boost
Physics World | July 14, 2026

A compact optical technology that has already proved its worth in Earth-bound applications could be on its way to space after researchers at the Unive...

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Retracing Cancer's Life Story to the Cause of DNA Mutations
Technology Networks | July 9, 2026

DNA mutations underlie many diseases, including cancer. Some sources of cancer-associated DNA mutations are well-known, like exposure to UV light and ...

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How a plant virus could keep astronauts medicated on a trip to Mars
R&D World | June 30, 2026

A comprehensive analysis of the expected shelf-lives of the entire 2023 ISS formulary found that 54 of 91 medications have a terrestrial shelf-life of...

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