Cornell researchers have developed a new Aluminum Nitride-based transistor that could advance the performance of 5G, 6G, and radar systems while also reducing dependence on a vulnerable global supply chain.

Cornell University researchers have developed the darkest "ultrablack" fabric ever reported by replicating the microscopic structure found in the feathers of the magnificent riflebird.

Cornell researchers devised a new method, called tilt-corrected bright-field scanning transmission electron microscopy (tcBF-STEM), to image thick samples with higher contrast and a fivefold increase in efficiency. 

Check out the Cornell Chronicle article, featuring Sean Donlon, CCMR's Scientific Glassblower. Sean joined the CCMR in June 2024, and since then has collaborated with researchers all across Cornell as well as the general public.