Technology offers wide-angle fields of view, with low aberrations, high acuity to motion, and nearly infinite depth of field.
Though they be but little, they are fierce.
Findings may prove useful in search for elusive Majorana quasiparticle.
Researchers have developed stretchable batteries that can be used to power a new generation of flexible electronics.
Five professors at the University of Illinois have been named Swanlund Chairs, the highest endowed title on the Urbana campus
Urbana faculty on the project include Jeff Moore, Andrew Gewirth, Ralph Nuzzo, Jennifer Lewis and Paul Braun are all MRL PI's
Six faculty at the U of I have been named 2012 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
With self-assembly and synchronization, a new class of materials forms dynamic, moving structures
John A. Rogers has been named director of the Frederick Seitz Materials Research Laboratory (MRL)
Jennifer Lewis was cited for her pioneering contributions in the design and architectural assembly of viscoelastic inks.
UIUC Engineering faculty members Sua Myong and John A. Rogers receive NIH awards to pursue visionary science.
Dissolvable electronics could be used inside the body
Steve Granick has been recognized as the 2013 recipient of the Colloid and Surface Chemistry Award of the ACS.
Professor, MRL director among members honored for 'outstanding leadership and scholarship'
Assistant professor, MRL affiliate garners nod from National Science Foundation (NSF)
Illinois' Lewis, researchers develop a reactive silver ink for printing high-performance electronics on low-cost materials
Publication honors Rogers' ultrathin electronic device that can stretch and bend with human skin
John A. Rogers named to Nature magazine’s “10 who mattered this year” for taking innovations from ideas to prototypes
Dow Chemical has increased its investment in traditional engineering education by providing $25 million per year.
Engineers develop ultrathin device that sticks to skin like a temporary tattoo.
