By Mariah Chuprinski and Ashley WennersHerron
To become truly wireless, wearable technology has one more cord to cut: the charger. A Penn State-led team made the first slash, using asymmetric copper arches to develop a 3D antenna system that wirelessly harvests radio frequency energy and converts it to electrical energy to power itself and on-board sensors.
By Mary Fetzer
Penn State-led researchers develop first artificial skin to maintain cognitive characteristics when deformed.
By Jamie Oberdick
A method of highly accurate and sensitive virus identification using Raman spectroscopy, a portable virus capture device and machine learning could enable real-time virus detection and identification to help battle future pandemics, according to a team of researchers led by Penn State.
Penn State to lead $7.5 million study of radiation effects on electronics
Precise control of atomic arrangement may mean less waste in producing plastic
Grant from Manufacturing PA Initiative to improve glass recycling technology
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