Unlocking the Möbius Strip Mystery: How Small Can It Get Without Intersecting Itself?

Medicine & Technology Sep 14, 2023

Brown University mathematician finds a solution to the 50-year-old puzzle of Möbius strip. Check it out in this article.

Phytoplankton Algae Forming Lavish Life Beneath the Antarctic Ice

Nov 17, 2022

Forming a grand area beneath the Antarctic ice, phytoplankton thrive in freezing temperatures, according to studies. Read more about this news here.

Deep Sleep, Not Rewards, is the Key To Improved Learning, According to a New Study

Jan 21, 2020

This news is not really surprising, but in an experiment done by scientists from Brown University, it is discovered that sleep, not rewards, is the key to the improvement of brain performance especially when dealing with various tasks such as studying.

Tornado-Like Winds On Ancient Mars Were Created By The Impacts That Scoured The Surface

May 12, 2017

Brown University geologist Peter Schultz revealed the reason behind the scoured surface streaks on Mars. An impact crater on Mars generates tornado-like winds that make such patterns.

Researchers Invented Method To Use Data From FRAP To Understand Cellular Process

Apr 27, 2017

In order to better understand how molecules move inside the cells, researchers invented a tool to use FRAP data to examine the motion at a cellular level.

How One Innovation May Change the Solar Energy Game Forever

Mar 16, 2015

If you’ve ever ventured out into the middle of the desert, you’ve likely encountered a solar field of sorts. On the way to Las Vegas, for example, there exists a solar plant that leverages thousands of glass reflectors to burn hot with the power of the sun. But when it comes to more domesticate uses of the sun, researchers and consumers have been limited by the capabilities of light-absorbing perovskite films used in solar cells. Now, however, thanks to a PhD researcher at Brown University, the tides may have changed.