Study Finds Nickel is A Highly Effective Electrocatalyst to Stabilize Fuel Cells

TECH & INNOVATION 06.06.2017 16:08 PM

A recent study from Purdue University has found the electrocatalyst nanostructures is the key element for improvement of fuel cells and electrolyzers.

Cobalt Has Advanced Further As Catalyst For Bringing Solar Fuels To Reality

06.06.2017 04:39 AM

Researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy and Harvard University have advanced the research to use cobalt as a catalyst for solar fuels.

Crop Parasites Can Be Controlled By New Drug Delivery Methods

06.04.2017 01:56 AM

Researchers at Case Western University have developed a drug-delivery technology that helps tackle crop parasites. The drug is transferred through a plant virus that consists of nanoparticles which reached directly to the roots.

Oxytocin, The Love Hormone, Can Reduce Cravings For Methamphetamine

06.02.2017 05:33 AM

Oxytocin can reduce addiction of methamphetamine according to the latest finding from a team of researchers in America.

30 Years Of Debate For A Mysterious New Phase of Matter Ended By A 30-Page Calculations

05.31.2017 18:04 PM

The 30 years of debate has been ended by around 30 pages of handwritten calculations and algebraic expressions. The physical properties of the new phase of matter have now explained.

Ocean Acidification Makes Salmons Lose Ability To Sense Predators, According To Researchers From The University Of Washington

05.31.2017 11:02 AM

Ocean acidification has more impact than just the increase of pH in the ocean, but it also made salmon to lose their ability to sense the predators and make them less afraid of the predator.

Scientists Develop Atomic-Scale Imaging Technique To Measure The Age Of Planetary Samples Accurately

05.29.2017 18:58 PM

A technique that counts the material's atom was discovered by scientists to measure solar events more accurately.

Amsterdam Based Researchers Synthesize A New Class Of Pretzel-like Molecules

05.29.2017 17:39 PM

Recently a team of chemists from the University of Amsterdam discovered a new complex molecular structure that resembles the shape of traditional Pretzel. A pretzel is a type of baked food product which traditionally shaped as a twisted knot.

Blue Energy: Harnessing Generated Energy Where River Water Meets Sea Water, Potential Power Supply For World's Demands

05.29.2017 08:26 AM

The potential energy that could be tapped in the mixture of two bodies of water could supply 40 percent of the world energy requirement, scientists doing the study said.

High-Pressure Exposure Yields Stronger & Lighter Metal Alloys Says New Study

05.27.2017 07:36 AM

Scientists new study led to a high entropy metal alloy with a hexagonal close-packed structure making it stronger and lighter. The resultant metal alloy is resistant to heat, corrosion and radiation.

Harvard Physicists Are Able to Create Cold Atom Fermi-Hubbard AntiFerromagnet

05.27.2017 07:22 AM

Physicists create the antiferromagnet using the ultracold quantum gases which are exhibiting the Fermi-Hubbard model.

Creation of New Molecules For New Formulas Results Into New Fuels & Medications

05.26.2017 12:13 PM

Breaking down molecules to create new ones will create new forms of fuels and alter the [laying field pf the pharmaceutical industry according to a study made by the researchers from UCLA.

Researchers Developed A Highly Efficient Catalyst That Can Easily Convert Propane Gas Into Hydrocarbons

05.25.2017 09:27 AM

A highly efficient catalyst that converts propane gas into heavier hydrocarbons has been developed by Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. (KAUST) researchers. It significantly speeds up a chemical reaction known as alkane metathesis, which could be used to produce liquid fuels.

Bacteria Can Help Create Organic Fuel Cell: Generating Cleaner Methane Power

05.23.2017 19:16 PM

Scientists have discovered that microbe can help to convert methane directly into electric power, reducing the leak of methane into the atmosphere

One-Dimensional Metallic Material: Scientists Constructed World's Thinnest Nanowire

05.22.2017 02:08 AM

Scientists have developed world’s thinnest metallic nanowire which can be applied in future for minimizing the size of electronic components used in everyday life. The nanowire developed in thinner than a human hair.