Articles by University of Illinois Grainger College of Engineering

Bringing high-end resolution to lower-cost microscopes

The work can help provide dynamic control of friction while reducing wear of sliding surfaces

This new approach could be applied to material systems where transport of species plays a role, like in batteries

This serendipitous discovery came about while studying strontium ruthenate for an unrelated reason

Authors take a security perspective regarding growing threats such as climate change and extreme weather events

The same AI technology used to mimic human art can now synthesize artificial scientific data

The momentum transferred to the asteroid was greater than expected but more tests are needed to refine the results

First of its kind model provides a framework for design and control of future soft robots

Process transforms polyethylene waste into polypropylene for reuse

Team added a samarium hexaboride nanowire to the tip of their scanning tunneling microscope