Osaka Metropolitan University researchers have solved a long-standing mystery in the field of sonochemistry: why do chemical ...

Sound waves generated by ultrasonic transducers have now lifted everything from two-inch styrofoam balls to a grid of tiny particles. Even irregularly-shaped objects have been made to float, ...

A new device combining ultrasound and advanced imaging to provide crucial information for the safe delivery of drugs into the ...

When two ultrasonic beams of slightly different frequencies, such as 40 kHz and 39.5 kHz, overlap, they create a new sound wave at the difference between their frequencies – in this case 0.5 kHz ...

The research, published in Advanced Functional Materials, shows how an innovative and non-toxic process using ultrasonic sound waves can alter the surface of glass, making it either hydrophobic ...

Hayley Bartkus ’17 (diagnostic medical sonography) and Christina Werth ’13 (diagnostic medical sonography) created EchoMentor as an educational platform for healthcare professionals working in ...

At the point of intersection, nonlinear interactions transformed the waves into audible sound that could be heard at only this spot. “The sound quality isn’t great; we used a $4 transducer ...

People with liver cancer will now have a new treatment option, using ultrasound to disrupt tumors. University of Michigan Health-West is the second hospital in the state to do it.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) A new technique using ultrasonic sound waves has been developed to make glass permanently water-repellent or electrically charged.