Discoveries

Professor Iain Moore is working on a nuclear clock that will be ten times more accurate than the current generation of atomic clocks used to calculate our time right now.

Prof. Dr. Petra Kluger, a professor of tissue engineering and biofabrication at Reutlingen University, is taking on the challenge to develop a model that mimics all three layers of human skin.

“I want news of the ion beam accelerator to reach a broader audience than just scientists because that’s how you connect with other industries."

"Having a tomography lab is extremely useful for a math and science institute like CWI because it generates much real world data that you can use in a problem."

As the world’s desalination capacity grows, it has become increasingly important to find a way to make the process more sustainable.

ARCNL PhD student Stephen Edwards uses a laser to launch extremely high-frequency soundwaves (ultrasound) into the layers of computer chips.

Stacey Jeffery of CWI and her collaborators recently made a major breakthrough in quantum computing algorithms.

Researchers at the University of Agder are developing a chatbot that will help young people struggling with social health problems.

Brown rats are nearly entirely dependent on humans for resources, which suggests that their evolutionary histories might be linked to the ways humans build and organize their urban landscapes.

Kevin Mazurek and Marc Schieber have found a way to “inject” information directly into the premotor cortex of two rhesus monkeys.