New Technology Keeps Surfaces Sterile with Silver and Electricity
The invention combines silver nanowires and a tiny electric current to create a surface that eliminates and repels bacteria and viruses.
Read MoreThe invention combines silver nanowires and a tiny electric current to create a surface that eliminates and repels bacteria and viruses.
Read MoreThe award comes from the Arkansas Department of Higher Education to improve coordination between two- and four-year colleges to meet industry needs.
Read MoreA team of mechanical and electrical engineering faculty and graduate students advanced to the second phase of an American Made Challenge to create the next generation of silicon carbide semiconductor power modules.
Read MoreThe Smackover Formation in southern Arkansas, once a rich source of oil, has a massive amount of lithium, which is widely used today for rechargeable batteries.
Read MoreAgricultural economist Jada Thompson explains why the current strain of bird flu has lingered for years and how Arkansas has been affected.
Read MoreThe Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program helps startup businesses succeed in Arkansas’ outdoor economy.
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