Alex Mazurski presented his work with smart fluids at the Smart Structures and Nondestructive Evaluation Conference in Denver, Colorado. So what is a smart fluid? In Mazurski’s research, it is the ...

Members of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering's Complex Fluids and Nanomaterials Group, lead by Assistant Professor Srinivasa Raghavan, have discovered a new class of "smart ...

Salflex is more than just a battery smart fluid electrode—it's an intelligent energy system capable of dynamically adapting to operational demands. This is not just a battery fluid electrode—it’s a ...

Ever wished you could use your smartphone to control your smart home, beyond just pulling up an app to turn something on or off? We’re now starting to see companies create actual functionality around ...

Did you take a shower this morning? That’s 30 gallons of water down the drain. Flush the toilet a couple of times? That’s another four or five gallons. Run the dishwasher, too? Add another six gallons ...

KOCHI: The Swadeshi Science Movement has conferred its "young scientist" award on Reji John, who invented "smart fluid", a liquid polymer, which gets solidified in the presence of a magnetic field and ...

The engineers and developers at Fluid based in Austin Texas in the United States have created a new “next-generation smart home automation and control system” which has this month been launched by ...

THESE days everything seems to be getting smarter. So-called “smart materials” include shape-memory alloys, which change shape according to the temperature, and piezoelectric materials that ...

Back in December of last year, we saw an interesting proof of concept of being able to control smart home devices simply by pointing your iPhone at them. Now a startup called Fluid One has brought ...

Stimuli-responsive ‘smart fluids’ reversibly change viscosity with pH. Materials that change in some way in response to external stimuli are generating considerable interest for a range of potential ...

(Nanowerk News) Members of the Complex Fluids and Nanomaterials Group, at the University of Maryland have discovered a new class of "smart fluids" capable of switching from gel to liquid upon exposure ...