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Discussing recent publications and news in materials science, physics, and engineering fields.
Graffiti removal during the Peppersauce cave cleanup project In this episode Cameron interviews Dr. Sarah Truebe, the cave resource manager...
questionable data in χ, pointed out by Brian Skinner [arXiv:1808.02929] We’re back! You may have heard about some controversy surround...
1) aphelion 2) perihelion 3) sun (Not to scale) source: WIkipedia on Apsis Welcome to 2015! This year’s perihelion edition was recorde...
Can’t really tell which is the 3-d printer and which is the espresso machine… Images from Lavazza and Made In Space We’re...
Image from Wikipedia with slight modifications Most coffee-particular people already know that the quality of the water you use is important...
This week on LASER we discuss a realistic computer simulation of a universe, a proposed mechanism for why tin whiskers are destroying our mo...
Source: The Wikipedia For our first episode of the summer on LASER: Let’s Agree Science & Engineering are Rad, we discuss our own Chri...
Source This week’s LASER Pulse! is about the Heartbleed computer vulnerability. We cover the basics of the heartbleed bug, why its imp...
Image from Paper . The cast of the Technically Speaking Podcast join us to talk with about the future of super rad airships for scientific u...
Image from Paper On Episode 14 of LASER we discuss using tree branches as water filters, a new type of super-thin room temperature infrared...
Logo for the ASU Dust Devils experiment This week is all about Microgravity! Chase and Cameron interview some members of the ASU Dust Devils...
On this week’s show– Laserbones–Chris and Cameron discuss laser-3-D-Printed materials based on bones (lasers & bones), the...
Image of plant wires ( source ) This week on LASER we have a plant materials themed episode where we discuss cellulose nanocrystals for use...
Source: Michigan Tech News This week on LASER we discuss Perovskite solar cells with organic charge transport layers, the horrible health ef...
Just a quick update about our plans for the future, and some begging for ratings and reviews, topic suggestions, and interviews. Now that we...
(sources: schaft and NASA) This week on LASER, a super-sized cast discusses Semiconductor design/processing, Google robots and the DARPA rob...
1) aphelion 2) perihelion 3) sun (Not to scale) source: WIkipedia on Apsis This is our special perihelion edition, where we celebrate being...
Loofah Image from Chi Paper This week on LASER, Emily and Cameron discuss batteries built by modified viruses, charge-dependent crystal chan...
In Episode 6 – Fukushima Roll – we discuss whether tuna contaminated by the Fukushima disaster is safe to eat, canceled plans fo...
In Episode 5 – Old News, we discuss “space” tourism balloons (Hindenburg), photonic crystals applied to photovoltaic solar...
This week the Pulse! episode is a story we had to cut from Episode 4 . The show would have been way too long otherwise, so we chopped off th...
In Episode 4 of LASER, we discuss new ionic conductor materials with applications in biomedicine and in technology, talk with Ben Tippett of...
This week on LASER we discuss Light Sabers, building Atomic Force Microscopes out of LEGO, a short film from IBM Research Labs, water on Mar...
We have two new hosts for this episode, Sivan and Matt co-host with Cameron. The discussion includes spider silk coated with carbon nanotube...
H ere is the first LASER Pulse! episode. These are short 10-30 minute updates that will fit in between the regular fortnightly release sched...
Here’s the very first episode of LASER! Let us know what you think in the comments. Today we discuss how ancient artifacts were gold c...