To forge nanodiamonds, which have potential applications in medicine, optoelectronics and quantum computing, researchers expose organic explosive molecules to powerful detonations in a controlled environment. These explosive forces, however, make it difficult to study the nanodiamond formation process. To overcome this hurdle, researchers recently developed a procedure and a computer model that can simulate the highly variable conditions of explosions on phenomenally short time scales.
Scientists chase mystery of how dogs process words
Experimental results suggest that dogs have at least a rudimentary neural representation of meaning for words they have been taught, differentiating words they have heard before from those they have not.
Finding better drug ‘fits,’ avoiding medication tragedies like thalidomide
Researchers, including chemistry professor and Nobel Prize winner Ei-ichi Negishi, have developed technology to create a new chemical process to synthesize drug-like molecules with ultra-high purity.
Pixel 3 to finally let you use external mic when recording video – CNET
Google says the update is coming to previous Pixel generations too.
Here’s what photos from the Pixel 3 camera look like – CNET
Come check out some photos we took with the Pixel 3!
Huawei Mate 20 Pro launch: Live stream, start time, what to expect – CNET
Huawei will try to tackle Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9.
August adds new color, connect bridge bundle to smart lock options – CNET
August is adding a shiny, new satin nickel finish to its starter smart lock.
Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL review: the best camera gets a better phone
Taking it up a notch
Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL Review: Software Is Eating Your Phone
Our favorite Android phone is back, and this time it’s loaded with even more AI smarts.
Hyundai, Kia want to make A-pillars ‘invisible’ in new patent application – Roadshow
This is not the first patent application of its kind, surprisingly.