Novel Camera Has Shutter Speed of 1 Trillionth of a Second, Capable of Capturing Dynamic Disorder in Atoms

TECH & INNOVATION 03.13.2023 02:16 AM

Thanks to this novel camera with a remarkable shutter speed, scientists were able to observe dynamic disorder in atoms for the first time. Read to learn more.

Breakthrough in Quantum Chemistry: Tunnel Effect Experimentally Observed in Molecules

03.01.2023 23:35 PM

For the first time, researchers were able to experimentally observe the tunnel effect in molecules. Read to learn more.

Body’s Sugar Transforms Cocktail Gel Into Electrodes Grown in Living Zebrafish; Experiment Could Improve Human-Machine Interfaces

02.24.2023 07:30 AM

The body's natural sugar works to transform a cocktail gel into working electrodes. Read the article to know more.

Ohio Train Derailment Causes Horrific Toxic Environmental Impacts, Sickness, Animal Deaths

02.14.2023 02:38 AM

On February 3, a train derailed in a village in Ohio that triggered evacuation orders due to a dangerous chemical fear and a government inquiry. Read the article to learn more details.

Novel Long-range Ordered Porous Carbon Crystal Formed Using Electron Injection

02.13.2023 06:09 AM

Scientists used electron injection in fullerenes to build the long-range ordered porous carbon (LOPC) crystal, a new form of carbon. Read the article to learn more.

New Form of Ice Discovered With Astonishing Resemblance to Liquid Water

02.03.2023 09:30 AM

The Medium-Density Amorphous Ice or MDA is the newest discovered form of ice. Know how it's similar and different in properties to liquid water, read now!

Ammonia Production Gets a Sustainability Boost With Electrochemical Synthesis and Nitrogen Fixing Archaeans

02.03.2023 05:30 AM

Discover the critical findings on electrochemical synthesis of ammonia, advancing sustainable fertilizer research and global food safety efforts. Learn more about the optimal use of ruthenium as a catalyst and the future plans of the research team!

Vikings Sailed With Their Pets to England From Scandinavia More Than 1,000 Years Ago, Bone Analysis Reveals

02.02.2023 03:01 AM

Bone analysis on the remains found in a burial mound in the UK reveals that Vikings may have traveled from Scandinavia to England with their horses, dogs, and perhaps even pigs. Read the article to learn more,

Lost City Hydrothermal Field Discovered 2,300 Feet Beneath Ocean's Surface

01.27.2023 05:07 AM

A lost city was discovered close to the summit of an underwater mountain west of Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Read on to know more about the Lost City Hydrothermal Field.

Shape-shifting Robot Like the T-1000 in Terminator 2 Opens Possibilities for Medical, Technological Applications

01.26.2023 05:51 AM

The shape-shifting robot is made up of magnetic particles with a low melting point and easily solidifies to function like the T-1000 in the sci-fi film Terminator 2. Read the article to learn more about it.

Modern Technology Reveals Scientific Mysteries About Famous 'The Night Watch' Rembrandt Painting

01.22.2023 21:43 PM

Lead formates was found within the famous Rembrandt painting. Read to know more about such findings and its implications.

Solar-powered Waste-to-Fuel System Converts Plastic and Greenhouse Gases Into Sustainable Products

01.10.2023 09:30 AM

Researchers have created a device that can convert plastic trash and greenhouse gases into sustainable fuels and other useful items using just solar energy. Read the article to learn more details.

Morning Person vs Night Person Psychology: Can a Night Owl Become an Early Bird?

01.09.2023 09:30 AM

Read on to know more about sleep shifting and how to become an early bird from a night owl. Being a night owl can be tough due to societal expectations and negative attitudes toward those who prefer to sleep later in the morning.

Ancient Rome Had Extremely Durable Concrete Structures Thanks to Their Materials and Techniques

01.08.2023 00:08 AM

While materials could be the reason why ancient Rome had extremely durable structures, there is another reason behind such durability. Read to find out.

Chemists Found 'Less is More' on Recent Study of Semiconducting Nanocrystals

01.05.2023 09:21 AM

Read on to know more about the latest study of nanomaterials that claims 'less is more!' Researchers from Rice University and the University of Texas at Austin have found that adding too many charge-acceptor molecules to the surface of semiconducting nanocrystals can be detrimental.