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Sep 29, 2016

Food Additive Key to Environmentally Friendly, Efficient, Plastic Solar Cells

A common food additive helps researchers create a solar cell that can be manufactured without using environmentally hazardous chemicals.
NASA astronaut and NC State alumna Christina Hammock Koch

Sep 27, 2016

To the Stars

Since childhood, Christina Hammock Koch has wanted to be an astronaut. After following her own path, the NC State alumna has done it.
Circuits

Sep 20, 2016

Reconfigurable Chaos-Based Microchips Offer Possible Solution to Moore’s Law

New nonlinear, chaos-based integrated circuits enable computer chips to perform multiple functions with fewer transistors.

Sep 19, 2016

Nucleon Interactions Key to Quantum Phase Transition

New research by an NC State physicist offers a window into how nuclear interactions are connected to nuclear structure.
Steve Reynolds

Aug 19, 2016

Office Space: Steve Reynolds

Go inside the work space of astrophysicist Steve Reynolds, whose interests range from stellar explosions to classical violin.
Supernova Remnant Simulations, by Christopher Kolb

Aug 1, 2016

Two Sciences Researchers Win Honors in Research Image Contest

Sciences doctoral student Christopher Kolb and postdoc Victoria Arbour were among the winners of NC State’s first Research Image Contest.

Jul 8, 2016

Driving Toward More Efficient Solar Cells

NC State physicist Kenan Gundogdu was part of an international team that produced cheaper and more efficient organic solar cells.

May 10, 2016

Rhett Allain Has (Yet Another) Physics Question for You

Physics Ph.D. alum Rhett Allain explores the intersection of physics and popular culture on a popular blog for Wired.

Mar 17, 2016

Labs Get Smart

NC State's high-tech, personal approach to lab instruction is gaining notice nationwide.

Mar 17, 2016

Not Yet Graduated, Already a Mentor

Senior Mia de los Reyes is inspiring the next generation of female scientists.