Science and Management

Once the robot “sees” people’s faces, the robot tends to: identify Black men as “criminals” ten percent more than white men.

Dr. Suzana Nunes (left), Kaust professor of chemical and environmental science and engineering, and Dr. Stefan Chisca (right), Kaust research scientist, examine a container of the polymer used to manufacture membranes in the Nanostructured Polymeric Membrane Laboratory, Kaust.

The closed loop process of the degradable cllulose oil-water separation membrane.

A 3D-printed “meta-bot” developed by UCLA engineers is capable of propulsion, movement, sensing and decision-making. It is manufactured all at once by a new type of 3D printing process for engineered active materials with multiple functions (also known as metamaterials).

A new guide to programming quantum algorithms walks programmers through every step, from theory to implementing the algorithms on IBM’s publicly available 5-qubit ibmqx4 quantum computer and others.

An Oak Ridge National Laboratory strategy for upcycled plastic waste offers printable, high-performance materials to advance additive manufacturing.

The process for the insulation material starts with removing the lignin which gives wood its color and strength, leaving behind empty pores or lumen.

For the first time, scientists tracked the birds’ movements day and night by tagging them with tiny electronic backpacks weighing just half a gram.

A Kaust-led international team has developed a nanoparticle photocatalyst that can generate hydrogen fuel from water more efficiently than their standard inorganic semiconductor counterparts.

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