Researchers use a combination of cheap materials to make a highly energy efficient catalyst for electrochemically reducing CO2 into syngas
Finding could help inform the treatment of the roughly 10 million people worldwide who fall ill with tuberculosis each year
Most people don't know that bioart exists, but it can enable scientists to produce new ideas and give us opportunities to look differently at problems
Report recommends prioritized research on the chemistry, properties, and spill behavior of various types of crude oil
“It’s simple enough that one could teach an undergrad to do it in a week,” professor says
Territorial hamsters reveal biological mechanism behind the difference in male vs. female aggression
It sounds simple, but the concept is only recently gaining international acceptance.
New insect model may help eradicate disease that sickens millions annually
Findings shed light on role of a new kind of epigenetic signaling in evolution, could yield clues for understanding birth defects, regeneration
With further development, the versatile device could test estrogen levels in bodily fluids like saliva or test for hormone contamination in waterways
Concordia researchers create a technology to harness the electrical energy from plants
Scientists reveal new insight towards using a spider glue’s stickiness to design smarter adhesives that could work even in the most humid conditions
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