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A Nanomaterial Flex — MXene Electrodes Help OLED Display Technology Shine, While Bending and Stretching
Researchers from Drexel University and Seoul National University have created organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) that could improve mobile technology displays and enable wearable technology.
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MXene Nanomaterials Enter a New Dimension
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Mosquitoes' Bloodsucking Tubes Could Enable High-Definition 3D Printing
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Drexel Environmental Collaboratory Releases Cross-Sector Findings on Severe Weather Recovery Challenges
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How and When Could AI Be Used in Emergency Medicine?
Video Game Design Reaches New Heights in 'Skyscraper Games'
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MXene Current Collectors Could Reduce Size, Improve Recyclability of Li-Ion Batteries
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Multiplier Effect: Drexel Joins Initiative to Develop AI Tools for Math Teachers
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Drexel Students Collaborate With Opera Philadelphia To Create a Device That Translates a Song Into Visual Art
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Understanding Orderly and Disorderly Behavior in 2D Nanomaterials Could Enable Bespoke Design, Tailored by AI
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