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News Archive
From the Storied Stages of Broadway, Rachel Pollock Fuses Tradition, BeAM Technology in Costume Crafts at UNC
UNC Startup Disrupts X-Ray Imaging with High-Performance, Low-Cost Perovskite Technology
From Makerspace to Microneedles: How BeAM Shaped Maria Palmtag’s Biomedical Career
Breaking Free from Binary Grading: Encouraging Experimentation and Risk-Taking in Education
Measuring Curiosity and Creativity: How COMPASS Helps Assess Entrepreneurial Thinking
A Family Steeped in Scientific Professions Inspires a Curiosity in Chronic Wound Care
Balancing Baby Bottles and Biometrics is Ray Carpenter’s Formula for a Promising Future
UNC Researchers Develop AI-Powered Wearable Patch to Monitor Neuromuscular Diseases
New APS Teaching Professor Turns the Classroom into a Wellspring of Innovation
For C.J. Shin, Tales of Edison, Einstein Shaped a Fascination with Nanoengineering
Beyond the Lab, Some of UNC’s Brightest Young Minds are Cultivating Community
Defects in a Semiconductor Material Open New Pathways for Renewable Energy Innovation
New Material Could Change the Way Electronic Devices Interface with Living Tissues
UNC Startup Redefining Mental Health Treatment with Eye-Tracking Technology
Creativity Hubs Award Funds New Implantable Device Promising Advances in Chronic Disease Management
From Sci-Fi Fan to Science Researcher, This APS Student is Illuminating the Brain’s Secrets
Fun Experiments in a Friend’s Garage Fueled a Fascination with Materials Engineering
An Innovative Chemical Treatment Improves Efficiency of a Promising Solar Technology
APS Scientists Create Soft Robots Mimicking Human Skin to Provide Medical Treatment
APS Student Receives Scholarship for Research on Promising Battery Technology
How a Pinball Project and a Lesson in Engineering Design Made Lucy Ren’s Education Click
Through the APSE Minor, a Nature Enthusiast Molds an Environmental Engineering Career
Manager of European Union Project Joins APS Effort to Fulfill Potential of a Solar Technology
APS Doctoral Student Receives Impact Award for Research on Advanced Imaging Technology
UNC-Chapel Hill Researchers Create Artificial Cells That Act Like Living Cells
UNC Researchers Receive Grant to Test Blood Oxygen Device for Patients of Color
APS Educators Share Their Methods at Conference Promoting Innovative Thinking
Drug Delivery Platform Manipulating Amyloid Proteins Key to Alzheimer’s Treatment
Advanced Imaging Technology Promises Greater Diagnostic Accuracy, Less Radiation
Behavior of Well-Known Protein Provides Clues to How Cells Sense Their Shape
North Carolina Public Radio Features BeAM and Hillsborough Hospital Partnership
APS Faculty Receive $20,000 UNC Idea Grant to Study Crowd Safety Measures
APS Student Tests the Limits of an Ancient Artform to Increase Aircraft Range
APS Study Finds Specialized Chemicals Would Increase Efficiency of Solar Cells
Meet perovskite, the new and improved ‘solar sandwich’ that may lead to a more stable solar panel
New collaborative research may create more accessible, efficient solar energy applications
APS-MRS career panel offers professional networking, fosters alumni relations
New design strategies to improve the stability and efficiency of bifacial perovskite solar cells
Lessons learned: identifying solutions for success through the APSE minor and BeAM
Students inspire and unite local community at the UNC Science Expo, part of larger statewide initiative
Evolving candy crush: New paper shows omicron relies more on sugars for infection
Self-powered photon counting detector may facilitate safer medical imaging and clearer photos in low light environments
Engineering a bright future with a minor in applied sciences and engineering
Student leaders in Applied Physical Sciences help build graduate student community
From BeAM to Procter & Gamble: Prototyping, Professional Skills, and Passion
Jinsong Huang recognized among the world’s most highly cited researchers of 2022
Rick Bradley’s Vision for Collaboration and Creativity: BeAM@Carmichael Makerspace
Melissa Gammon Wins National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI) Staff Award
Huang group advances understanding of trap states in perovskite solar cells
Pegard and Bai research groups selected for UNC Neurospark Research Award
Jinsong Huang research recognized among the world’s most highly cited researchers
Professor Theo Dingemans part of an interdisciplinary team of scientists working on desalination membrane
APS students and alumni contribute to a book on perovskite photovoltaics and optoelectronics
Professor Nico Pegard has joined with clinical and basic scientists to study stress-related psychiatric disorders as part of the Carolina Stress Initiative
Ronit Freeman, Jim Hagood awarded grant by Eshelman Institute for Innovation to pursue research in lung fibrosis
Is there a market for your discovery? What patent landscaping and market research can tell you.
Dr. Zhenyi Ni of Applied Physical Sciences receives Postdoc Award for Research Excellence
