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Great new paper in @Nature from @MIT & @MITMechE's @CarlosMPortela. Important research results that, through innovative characterization techniques developed, could impact a broad spectrum of S&T to come. @DoDCTO @armyfutures @usarmy_devcom @ArmyResearchLab-funded @NNInanonews
Nature research paper: Dynamic diagnosis of metamaterials through laser-induced vibrational signatures go.nature.com/47tEyJQ
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Gratified and proud that the @MIT_ISN and @usarmy_devcom @ArmyResearchLab funding has been able to play a role in this important research that may lead to lives saved both on and off the battlefield. #nanotechnology #research @DoDCTO @MIT @MITChemE @USArmy @armyfutures
Engineers have designed materials that can be injected into the body to form blood clots at sites of internal injury. The technology mimics the body’s natural clotting process. mitsha.re/2UYw50NRjNZ
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Stamp-sized hydrogel-based ultrasound sticker for continuous medical imaging over 48 hours Very proud that @MIT_ISN was able to support another important piece of research led by @MIT's & @MITMechE's @ProfZhaoMIT, just published in @ScienceMagazine.
In a new Science study, researchers introduce BAUS, a wearable ultrasound device that provides 48 hours of continuous imaging of diverse internal organs. The device could enable diagnostic and monitoring tools for various diseases. Learn more: fcld.ly/e8ke81j
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A postage stamp-sized hydrogel-based ultrasound sticker for continuous medical imaging over 48 hours. Very proud that @MIT_ISN was able to support another important piece of research led by @MIT's & @MITMechE's @ProfZhaoMIT, just published in @ScienceMagazine.
Wow. A wearable ultrasound patch for continuous, on the go, high-quality imaging of most parts the human body. A remarkable new innovation with diverse clinical applications @ScienceMagazine science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… @ProfZhaoMIT @ChongheWang @MIT @MITMechE
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It's great to have you as part of #TeamISN, @CarlosMPortela! @MIT Prof. Carlos Portela of @MITMechE on his research and "taking 3D architected materials out of the lab and into the real world." Full @mit_ilp faculty profile & video profile: shar.es/aWBhKt
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MIT scientists affiliated with @MIT_ISN create a super plastic that’s 2 times stronger than steel fastcompany.com/90718935/sci…
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An @MIT team led by Prof. Michael Strano of @MITChemE, partially funded by @MIT_ISN and working with researchers from @ArmyResearchLab, create a groundbreaking lightweight polymer that is stronger than steel and self-assembles in 2-dimensional sheets. news.mit.edu/2022/polymer-li…
Proud that an @ISNatMIT paper co-authored by @MIT professors Joannopoulos and Soljačić of @MIT_Physics was a @NaturePhysics editor's choice for most notable papers of the journal's first 15 years & its top article on optics. Funding by @usarmyccdc - @ArmyResearchLab through #ARO.
Sweet fifteen | Nature Physics turns 15 this month, so we thought we'd celebrate 🎉 go.nature.com/34k8IjI
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Great ISN-supported research, as personnel "from MIT, Harvard University, and the U.S. Army have built a compact device, the size of a shoebox, that works at room temperature to produce a terahertz laser whose frequency they can tune over a wide range." news.mit.edu/2019/tunable-te…
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No, no... Dylan Thomas. Do not go gentle into that good night.
Coming right up! Do you prefer Jakob or Matt? xitter.cf/dankennedy_nu/status/1…
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Replying to @bizarchive
Most nights at SPAC are memorable, but these two really were quite special.
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Replying to @m_millsey
With that voice, is there really any question as to why they “inexplicably” agreed to be on Jones’ show??
Replying to @KaceyMusgraves
The soot sprites really tie it all together.
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Replying to @79SemiFinalist
A) Great response, and B) I have to give the troll credit for the reference to a hugely underrated movie, a fixture of my childhood.
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