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

Constructing an experimental database of extreme ultraviolet spectra

New technology platform increases spectroscopic resolution by 4 fold

Research team from TU-Wien Center for Micro- and Nanostructures have developed a new 'cooler' sensing instrument thereby increasing energy-efficiency and enhancing mobility for diagnostic testing

Scientists are working on improving the sensitivity, compactness and cost of surface plasmon resonance devices by changing the materials used to make them.

Sulfur content is a key quality determinant for many petroleum products

This technique can detect trace amounts of molecules in a solution at very low concentrations, some 10,000 times more diluted than can be seen by the naked eye

Authentication of edible oils has been a long-term issue in food safety, and becomes particularly important with the emergence and widespread use of gutter oils in recent years

University of Missouri-Columbia researcher has recently published studies outlining a new, relatively inexpensive imaging platform that enables single molecule imaging

"Our new method, which involves using an electrode probe to measure electrical conductivity, has proven accurate to within one percent,"