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Mapping the Surfaces of MXenes Atom by Atom Reveals New Potential for the 2D Materials
Researchers at Drexel and UCLA are using scanning tunneling microscopy to map the surface of the nanomaterial atom by atom.
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Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Pose an Acute Challenge for Cities with Combined Sewer Systems
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Drexel Joins EPA Effort to Prevent Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Refrigerant Chemicals
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Howard University and Drexel University Collaborate on Department of Energy Project for Clean Energy Education
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Income Inequality and Carbon Dioxide Emissions Have a Complex Relationship
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Drexel Announces Second Cohort of Innovation Fund Investments
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Drexel Researchers Selected for Federal AI Research Pilot Program
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On the Trail of Deepfakes, Drexel Researchers Identify ‘Fingerprints’ of AI-Generated Video
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New AI-Technology Estimates Brain Age Using Low-Cost EEG Device
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Through Connections and Community, Drexel Course Helps Launch Computer Lab in Tanzania
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