MSU’s FRIB boosts U.S. capacity for radiation chip testing

Michigan State University has inaugurated the K500 Chip Testing Facility, which will help make microchips more reliable in high-radiation environments and increase U.S. capacity for radiation effects ...
The Aviationist on MSN

U.S. Navy Seeking Anti-Radiation Missile Which Can Also Kill Airborne Radars

NAVAIR is looking for an advanced anti-radiation missile with a longer range than the ones in the Navy's current inventory ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Atom-thin electronics shrug off space radiation and could orbit for centuries

A team led by Peng Zhou at Fudan University has built a radio-frequency communication system from atomically thin molybdenum ...

Cancer survivor becomes Penn State Thon dancer, calls it ‘world’s largest family’

Thon’s large impact is difficult to quantify. It is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world, raising money for Four ...

MSU Facility for Rare Isotope Beams launches new microchip-testing center

The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams at Michigan State University is opening the K500 Chip Testing Facility, a new national ...
Nanowerk

Radiation-tolerant perovskite solar cells could replace costly gallium arsenide in space

Perovskite solar cells operated for months in low Earth orbit and tolerated radiation equivalent to decades in space, marking the most comprehensive orbital test of the technology.
Albuquerque Journal

Fascinating and multifaceted

From Trinity’s fallout to a New Mexico school underground, “Nuclear Family” traces how the bomb reshaped one family and a region.

Scientist gives himself brain damage by testing weapon on himself to disprove 'Havana Syndrome'

A scientist in Norway gave himself brain damage after testing an experimental weapon designed to disprove the existence of 'Havana Syndrome'.
India Today on MSN

Artemis-II Moon launch on March 6: Why is Nasa saying it's a test flight?

Nasa plans to launch the historic Artemis II crewed mission on March 6. Discover why experts consider this lunar flyby a critical test flight for humanity.
LBC

Norway scientist 'gives himself brain damage' while secretly testing weapon he built to disprove 'Havana Syndrome'

An anonymous government scientist working on a classified research project in 2024 is said to have built a device capable of ...
Morning Overview on MSN

US Navy wants anti-radiation missile that can hunt and kill airborne radars

The Naval Air Systems Command, known as NAVAIR, is conducting market research for a weapon it calls the Advanced Emission ...

Did a self-experiment go too far? The Norway case that revived Havana Syndrome fears | Explained

The scientist, whose identity has not been disclosed, was reportedly sceptical of claims that Havana Syndrome was caused by ...