Researchers from FSU and University of Barcelona have developed a process with magnets that could potentially create a better, faster, non-volatile cooling system.

In a novel set of experiments, FSU Professors measure extraordinarily high temperature in microwave heated solutions.

Prof. Hanson, Yang, and collaborators use a combination of experiment and theory to determine the structure of multilayer assemblies and the influence of structure on interfacial energy and electron transfer.

Researchers from FSU and University of Barcelona have developed a process with magnets that could potentially create a better, faster, non-volatile cooling system.

In a novel set of experiments, FSU Professors measure extraordinarily high temperature in microwave heated solutions.

Prof. Hanson, Yang, and collaborators use a combination of experiment and theory to determine the structure of multilayer assemblies and the influence of structure on interfacial energy and electron transfer.