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Power converters in vehicles, data centers, and industrial equipment generate electromagnetic interference that disrupts nearby electronics and is increasingly difficult to meet regulatory EMI limits for.

Traditional wireless encoding and error-correction schemes are designed for idealized channel models and cannot adapt in real time to unpredictable, dynamic radio environments.

Existing mitochondrial uncouplers are either too toxic for clinical use or insufficiently selective, leaving a large unmet need in metabolic disease treatment.

Organizations struggle to detect insider threats because malicious or negligent employee behavior rarely trips hard-coded rules, generating either costly false alarms or missed incidents.

Polyimide and other high-performance aromatic thermoplastics cannot be 3D-printed using conventional methods because they are insoluble and infusible in their final form.

Conventional tumor ablation methods cause collateral damage to healthy tissue and lack the precision needed for sensitive locations like the brain.