Scientists discover that sunlight-aged microplastics can transform toxic heavy metals into less harmful forms, revealing surprising new chemistry.

Kate the Chemist returns to Midland Center for the Arts on Nov. 12 with a family-friendly show featuring fire, explosions and hands-on science.

Asteroid Ryugu and some carbonaceous meteorites, which are thought to have similar origins in the early solar system, are ...

Mistral Large 4 built a quantum chemistry solver and interactive 3D molecule viewer from a simple prompt, positioning it as a ...

A research team wanted to better understand how the forces between particles inside a material change. They discovered that ...

Some films age like fine wine, some age like milk left on a Mondoshawan spaceship, and then there’s The Fifth Element, which seems to exist outside time altogether. Luc Besson’s 1997 space opera ...

The researchers placed tiny crystals of manganese telluride and iron sulfide between two titanium plates and applied mechanical pressure. They then used neutron diffraction at ORNL’s Spallation ...

For centuries, some European doctors prescribed a medicine with a gruesome ingredient: the ground-up remains of ancient Egyptians. Apothecaries sold the powder in jars. Physicians recommended it for ...

First-phase laboratory work will test representative core from three drill holes and measure hydrogen generated under controlled conditionsSt. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador--(Newsfile Corp. -) - ...

In 1970, the poet, educator, and architect June Jordan posed the following question during a middle-school graduation speech ...

Biotalys (Euronext Brussels: BTLS), an Agricultural Technology (AgTech) company developing protein-based biocontrol solutions for sustainable crop protection, today announced that it has received ...