Materials, Sensors & Devices

James Hone

Faculty & Staff

James Hone Wins APS Prize for Work on Graphene

October 11, 2022

by Grant Currin

A person wearing virtual reality goggles.

Research

Optical Magic: New Flat Glass Enables Optimal Visual Quality for Augmented Reality Goggles

October 04, 2022

by Holly Evarts

Romare Antrobus, PhD student and co-lead author of the study, examining a sample of compostable bioleather

Research

Compostable Bioleather Offers Sustainable Solutions for the Clothing Industry and Beyond

September 30, 2022

by Harry Kelso

A diagram of a laser

Research

Microscopic Color Converters Move Small Laser-Based Devices Closer to Reality

August 22, 2022

by Ellen Neff

Illustration of the hydrodynamic behavior of electrons on a semiconductor

Research

Researchers Explore a Hydrodynamic Semiconductor Where Electrons Flow Like Water

July 19, 2022

by Ellen Neff

Nanowire illustration

Research

Led by Columbia Engineering, Researchers Build Longest, Highly Conductive Molecular Nanowire

July 06, 2022

by Holly Evarts

Like a magnifying glass zooming in on an object

Research

Processing Photons in Picoseconds

June 28, 2022

by Ellen Neff

Researchers used x-ray tomography as a magnifying lens to see into the inner structure of nanomaterials. Credit: Oleg Gang/Columbia Engineering

Research

Seeing More Deeply into Nanomaterials

April 13, 2022

by Holly Evarts

MediSCAPE is a high-speed 3D microscope capable of capturing images of tissue structures that could guide surgeons to navigate tumors and their boundaries without needing to remove tissues and wait for pathology results.

Research

New Technology Could Make Biopsies a Thing of the Past

March 28, 2022

by Holly Evarts

Sensing a New Market

Faculty & Staff

Sensing a New Market

March 14, 2022

by Kyle Barr

Image of a quantum chip

Research

Shrinking Qubits for Quantum Computing with Atom-Thin Materials

December 01, 2021

by Ellen Neff

J. Thomas “Tommy” Vaughan Jr., professor of biomedical engineering and radiology, a principal investigator at the Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, and director of the Columbia Magnetic Resonance Research Center

Team Led by Tommy Vaughan Wins $3.7M NSF Grant to Launch $12M Neuroimaging Lab

November 29, 2021

by Alexis Newman