National Science Foundation - Where Discoveries Begin

New NSF-Simons centers (Image 2)

Virus can adapt via newly discovered path of evolution (Image 1)

Virus can adapt via newly discovered path of evolution (Image 2)

Control strategy reaps maximum power from wind farms

Strain improves semiconductor material performance (Image 1)

Using pressure to control graphene transistors

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"Bac Jac" -- The Discovery Files

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4 Awesome Discoveries You Probably Didn't Hear About this Week -- Episode 11

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What are the challenges of working in synthetic biology?

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What is the relationship between food, energy and water?

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What does a sustainable energy future look like?

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Why is it important to understand cellular function to advance synthetic biology?

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What is the future of synthetic biology?

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"Air Feeders" -- The Discovery Files

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4 Awesome Discoveries You Probably Didn't Hear About This Week -- Episode 10

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Thousands of exhibits take over D.C., all in the name of science!

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4 Awesome Discoveries You Probably Didn't Hear About this Week -- Episode 9

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"Protective Seal" -- The Discovery Files

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Micro-particles self-assemble into spinning gears

STEM education at UT Austin

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"Breaking Good" -- The Discovery Files

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"Leg Up" -- The Discovery Files

3D model of filaments during contraction of muscle

Scientists to build avian tree of life (Image 1)

Scientists to build avian tree of life (Image 2)

Scientists to build avian tree of life (Image 3)

Researchers grow carbon nanofibers using ambient air

Impact/movement of mechanically placed sand on beaches

Expanding ring-shaped cloud of atoms

Magnetoactive acoustic metamaterial (Image 2)