Applying more than 50 volts across a droplet of weak hydrochloric acid causes the drop to rise into the air above a glowing plasma layer

Researchers from Clarkson University, SUNY Fredonia & SUNY Oswego Receive $6.5 million from EPA to monitor for contaminants

Argonne distinguished fellow receives patent for ultra-fast surface hardening technology

Large-scale simulation provides theoretical evidence of early disk galaxies

A new strategy towards ultra-soft yet dry rubber could be tailored to mimic a wide range of biologicals for biomedical applications

Instrument combines the disciplines of nanospectroscopy and nanomechanical microscopy

Bacteria use toxins to turn our own bodies against us, turning healthy proteins into posion

Copper clusters capture and convet carbon dioxide to make fuel

Instead of glass fibers, a biological alternative is now also possible

Theory has applications to widespread areas of science

Global moisture levels study receives a $280,000 boost from the Canadian Space Agency.

Sunlight makes the new “aqueous solar flow” battery 20 percent more efficient than today’s lithium-iodine batteries.