The U-M solar car team was started back in 1989 by ... Now on their 11th car, named Quantum, the team is continuing the legacy. Quantum is made mostly of carbon fiber, with some aluminum found ...

1,650 miles blew by in 44 hours, 36 minutes and 21 seconds for the team, putting U-M more than 10 hours ahead of the 2nd place finisher. Their car, Quantum, is a fully redesigned solar car which ...

A new “joint development agreement” that New Mexico-based Ubiquitous Quantum Dots signed in August with global solar-panel maker First Solar Inc. could soon convert the local startup into a ...

As part of the SpaceX 31st commercial resupply mission, NASA sent the Space Entanglement and Annealing Quantum Experiment, or ...

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The device reportedly achieved the highest power conversion efficiency ever reported for flexible quantum dot solar cells. Quantum dots are tiny particles of semiconductors that can carry a charge ...

Researchers at Arizona State University have developed roll-to-roll printing techniques for fabricating quantum dot ... line for printing solar cells at a rate of 300 m 2 per minute.

For nearly 10 years we’ve been operating in a search mode, and any day we could make a discovery,” said Gray Rybka, a ...

In the work that won the Nobel, Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson—three highly respected economists almost universally referred ...

Dong-Ling earned his Ph.D. degree from the University of Michigan and was the recipient of the Kent M. Terwilliger Memorial Thesis Prize (2015). Following a JQI (Joint Quantum Institute ...

When I visited Washington, D.C., to compete in STS, I visited the U.S. Capitol ... and now I’m back at IBM where I’m working on neural networks and AI. The company’s interest in generative AI ...

Newton had come home to stay when his university closed down due to a bout of bubonic plague ... or perpendicular to the planet's surface) at 9.8 m/s²—that is, an additional 9.8 meters per second, ...