A stretchable antenna for wearable health monitoring devices! NSF Science Now 22

The video covers various NSF-funded research projects. It discusses the discovery of harmful chemicals in crib mattresses, the development of a stretchable antenna for wearable devices, simulations of Earth's deep mantle, and the use of UAS radar technology for mapping Antarctic ice. These projects aim to improve health safety, technological advancements, understanding of Earth's geology, and climate change predictions.

What did researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering discover about crib mattresses?

How can parents reduce infant exposure to harmful chemicals in mattresses?

What is the significance of the stretchable antenna developed by researchers at North Carolina State University?

What do the new simulations from Arizona State University reveal about the Earth's deep mantle?

What advancements were made in radar technology for mapping glacial ice in Antarctica?