Images reveal battery materials' chemical reactions in 5 dimensions—3-D space plus time and energy

For laboratories with high sample volumes and an increased need for faster turnaround times, automating the titration process may be the way to go

The new system consists of a small, thin patch that is pressed against a patient’s arm during medical treatment and measures drugs in their bloodstream painlessly without drawing any blood

The scientists suggested analyzing the structure of photonic crystals using optical diffraction method, that is, by looking at the light pattern generated while the sample is exposed to a laser beam

A group of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology researchers in Germany report using 3-D direct laser writing based on two-photon polymerization as a tool to fabricate custom-made probes for atomic force microscopy (AFM).

One of the main advantages of the new hybrid device is the high selectivity and speed of analysis of multi-component samples

Shedding light on a decades-old riddle through a unique technology pipeline, researchers from Australian Synchrotron, National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) and CSIRO published stunning images of what lies beneath Edgar Degas’ Portrait of a Woman

Unlike other techniques for identifying and authenticating liquids, Harvard's solution is inexpensive, instantaneous, and portable

It's also not too late to submit a poster abstract

Method developed at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source could help researchers improve battery performance

While some of today’s solar cells use a blend of cadmium and tellurium to convert light into electricity, adding the optimum amount of selenium in the right places could help increase efficiency

Quantifying water content is one of the most common chemical tests, with more than 130 million processes carried out each year globally