This latest study from Professor Liddle’s research group looked at how ‘soft’ elements such as phosphorus can interact with thorium in unusual bonding environments

Infrared spectroscopic imaging has been limited to studies of dried tissue samples because water molecules absorb and interfere with the infrared signal

Hosea Nelson wants to combine multiple types of chemistry to mimic what nature does best: make complex, bioactive molecules

With football season right in front of us, Reactions wants to offer you some pro tips on how to revitalized your stale snacks

This method allows the detection of almost all metals, organic materials, and various pharmacological agents in water

The monitor works quickly and can send results wirelessly to a smartphone or other device

The researchers developed a hybrid nanosensor incorporating magnetic resonance and fluorescence

In the second edition of the accidental discoveries series, Reactions explains the stories of how TNT, dynamite, and even air bags were discovered totally by accident

SLAC, Stanford scientists exploit a famous bit of quantum weirdness to film a molecule’s inner life

The fluorescent sensor, derived from citric acid molecules, is highly sensitive and highly selective for chloride, the key diagnostic marker in cystic fibrosis

Data confirm model in which impact pulverizes Earth like a sledgehammer hitting a watermelon

Why researchers look for bird droppings on Edvard Munch's masterpiece with DESY's X-rays