Review examines how metal nanoparticles move through subsurface environments
Metal nanoparticles are entering the underground world in growing quantities, and scientists are warning that the soil beneath our feet ...
Metal nanoparticles are entering the underground world in growing quantities, and scientists are warning that the soil beneath our feet ...
A high-entropy alloy made from iron, cobalt, nickel, chromium and manganese has been transformed into a long-lasting hydrogen-production electrode through ...
Gold nanoparticles have long announced their birth with a dramatic change in colour, shifting from pale yellow to deep ruby ...
Philadelphia—A large randomized clinical trial has found that stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), an increasingly used form of highly focused ...
A new study is turning one of organic chemistry’s most familiar ideas—the stability of aromatic rings—into the starting point for ...
A new method reported in Nature Cell Biology is offering scientists an unusually detailed view of how chemical modifications are ...
Superconducting quantum technology has just taken a significant step toward becoming easier to manufacture at scale. Researchers have demonstrated that ...
Atomic-spin-based comagnetometers have long served as exceptionally sensitive instruments for measuring magnetic fields and testing some of the deepest assumptions ...
Fingerprint authentication has long depended on a digital chain of custody: a sensor captures a fingerprint, software converts the image ...
A new study in Nature Synthesis has spotlighted a potentially powerful way to edit organic molecules at one of chemistry’s ...
Urban landscapes are changing at a speed that challenges the ability of satellites and conventional mapping systems to keep up. ...
Sixty years after acute respiratory distress syndrome was first formally described, extracorporeal technology has moved from a desperate rescue measure ...
Quantum dots are reshaping the design of photocatalysts, offering scientists a way to manipulate light, charge, and chemical reactions at ...
Electronic noise is often the hidden limit in advanced transistor technologies. A device may switch rapidly, consume very little power, ...
Rice straw, one of agriculture’s most abundant residues, has been transformed into a lightweight insulation material with a surprising combination ...
Electromagnetic pollution is becoming an increasingly difficult problem to ignore. As wireless communication networks, radar systems, satellites, electric vehicles, wearable ...
A new analysis of breast cancer clinical trials has exposed a striking racial and ethnic imbalance in the evidence base ...
Emergency departments are often treated as the unavoidable front line of cancer care, but a new qualitative study suggests that ...
A flash of light from a smartphone and a brief beam from a laser pointer may soon be enough to ...
Mass General Brigham researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a potential link between incidental radiation exposure to the thymus ...
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