Oxide layer atop nanometal layer results in electron shuttle, not corrosion

Inspired by the game of Pachinko, new approach uses microscopic wells lined with electrodes to analyze cells for cervical cancer

Current artificial leaves are wildly inefficient

The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) research team developed a transfer-printing technology that uses hydrogel and nano ink to easily create high-performance sensors on flexible substrates of diverse shapes and structures

In searching for useful products, a team of chemists in Illinois have discovered a whole new class of microbial recipes

Sudeep Popat of Clemson University is developing a way of making hydrogen peroxide for use on long-term space missions

Researchers have pioneered a novel reprogrammable material—by using green LED light and, remarkably, darkness

Traditionally, methods of cooling biological assays have relied upon direct immersion in insulated ice buckets which are prone to considerable temperature variability, sample contamination, and loss of wetted labels

The quest for a better understanding of vacuum physics will lead to the elucidation of fundamental questions in modern physics

Carrier gases often affect the efficiency of a separation

Tungsten ditelluride shows bistable and electrically switchable spontaneous polarization states; potential for new nano-electronics applications

The finding could provide an important step toward drugs that help prevent recurrent cancers