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Nanoscale Window Coating Could Help Reduce Energy Costs

To improve the coating’s efficacy, Penn State researchers say that nanoscale technology may help elevate thermal performance to that of double-pane windows in winter. 

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Battery Metals From Mine Waste: Potential Economic Benefits For The Commonwealth

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New findings by a team led by Penn State researchers suggest potential economic opportunities from the domestic production of critical minerals.

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Engineered Nanomaterial Captures Off-Target Cancer Drug To Prevent Tissue Damage

Super-capacity, cellulose-based material may enable high-dose targeted treatments

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Solving The ‘Big Problems’ Via Algorithms Enhanced By 2D Materials

Important optimization algorithms that are designed to solve large-scale problems such as airline schedules and supply chain logistics may soon get a boost from 2D materials that will enable the algorithms to better solve the problems and use less energy.

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