Neutron crystallography maps LPMOs that break down fibrous cellulose

Determining how the ions of the liquid move and rearrange in response to an applied voltage on electrodes is key to optimizing the performance of ionic liquids for energy storage devices

A better sustainable sanitary pad

The audio breakthrough could eventually lead to such consumer products as a foldable loudspeaker, a voice-activated security patch for computers, and even a talking newspaper

Using data science to predict the deterioration of such materials could lead to finding new ways to extend their lifetime

Triple-quadrupole mass spectrometry pulls more information from samples and simplifies the workflow.

Berkeley Lab and aBeam Technologies bring mass fabrication to nano-optical devices

Research sees ice crystal formation in new light

Recent research shows that plutonium doesn’t exactly work the way scientists thought it did

Conductivity is highest-ever for thin film oxide semiconductor material

New device at Berkeley Lab’s 88-Inch Cyclotron is designed to measure the mass number of superheavy, human-made elements

Scientists have revealed the mechanism describing how these products work effectively on cloths and yarns, which could pave the way to more effective softening products