Articles by Chalmers University of Technology

Study has demonstrated a decline in work performance at noise levels as low as 40 dB

The technology can contribute to the development of vaccines, drugs, and alternative food proteins at lower cost

New microscopy technique allows proteins, DNA, and other tiny biological particles to be studied in their natural state

A new technology can store energy for up to 18 years and convert it to electricity on demand

New research may lead to new insights into how and why microscopic quantum mechanical ripples arise

The new amplifier offers high performance, compact size, and does not generate excess noise

Researchers have succeeded in binding water-insoluble antibacterial molecules to graphene

AI-based method offers potential for many future applications, such as faster and more cost-efficient development of protein-based drugs

New structural battery performs ten times better than all previous versions and could greatly reduce the weight of electric vehicles and other technology

Novel type of thermometer can simply and quickly measure temperatures during quantum calculations with extremely high accuracy