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

The environmentally friendly process generates a 20-fold increase in surface area per sheet, which could expand the nanomaterials’ commercial applications

The ‘green’ grass of home

The researchers fabricated plastic sheets the same size as the traditional microplates, but instead of wells, they dotted them with 1-millimeter tall pillars

“Our work turns the tiniest of particles from inflexible, Lego-like pieces into ones that can transform themselves into a range of shapes,” researcher says

Using electron microscopes, it is possible to image individual atoms

Team is always on the lookout for abundant and sustainable materials that can be converted into value-added products

In first study, Berkeley Lab scientists use the new station to examine hemoglobin

Check out this ACS Reactions video on how to turn white flowers into fluorescent masterpieces!

With the help of ion mobility spectrometry, it is possible to conduct accurate, non-invasive diagnosis of diseases and monitor a patient's condition via the analysis of exhaled air

Inexpensive sensors could be worn by soldiers to detect hazardous chemical agents