David S. Hage, PhD, is the James Hewett University Professor of Chemistry at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Analysts are always looking for a handheld, push-button replacement for complicated laboratory processes

Bioactive foam can be molded to skull bone lost to injury, surgery, or birth defect

New metamaterials-based technology could replace infrared sensors used for gas leaks, agriculture, and recycling

Two of the physicists have focused their efforts on researching how SEE is affected by different wall materials and structures

“We have used a tabletop, laser-based light source with pulses of X-rays at energies that have so far been limited only to large-facility sources," said researcher

Researchers at the UW–Madison Wisconsin Institute for Discovery are conducting experiments to test the idea that lifelike chemical reactions might develop readily under the right condition

Researchers' acoustic technique has implications for medical, military and private communication applications

Researchers developed a new type of material that uses rotatable molecules to emit light faster than has ever been achieved before

Material could mean ceramic textiles, improved jet engine blades, 3-D printed ceramics, and better batteries

Ynsect uses mealworms, the larval stage of the common beetle species Tenebrio molitor, to produce its insect-based fish feed.

Metal 3D printing has enormous potential to revolutionize modern manufacturing