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Scientists found that adding natural-occurring antioxidants dramatically reduces ice cream melting and dripping.
New study reveals how an antibiotic can trap pathogenic bacteria like velcro.
Did you know tattooed people have a 21 percent higher chance of developing lymphoma?
This chemical element has been one of the most difficult to study due to its high radioactivity and instability.
It takes over a billion years of high pressure cooking deep inside the Earth's mantle to make diamonds. But this synthetic variety took just a quarter of an hour to make.
Cement and clay bricks could be replaced with olivine-based alternatives.
We'll need many more such Mammoths if we're serious about climate change.
By combining traditional battery and supercapacitor tech, researchers have developed a super 'Frankenstein' battery that combines the best of both worlds.
The new material could revolutionize catalysis and more.
Scientists discovered an enzyme in cyanobacteria that forms a Sierpiński triangle, revealing nature's first known molecular fractal.
We've never seen something like this before.
Belgian scientists use AI to predict and improve beer flavors.
It's an electric twist to material bonding. Plus, it's completely reversible at the push of a button.
This may have been the Bronze Age, but craftsmen in Spain somehow got their hands on meteorite iron.
This luxurious Bronze Age lipstick tube has a unique design, and It was also possibly one of the earliest branded lipsticks.
Researchers found that the bacteria not only consume the plastic but also transform it into something extraordinary.
Benjamin List's groundbreaking research defied the field and created sustainable, safer catalysts.
DeepMind's AI GNoME has predicted 2.2 million new crystal structures, vastly expanding potential materials for advanced technology development.
First described by alchemists, the puzzle of why fulminating gold detonates in purple smoke has finally been solved.
Researchers develop sustainable, flame-retardant plastics using atmospheric nitrogen instead of fossil fuels.
Adding a pinch of three types of bacteria to lunar soil could significantly increase its fertility. Here is the proof.
Apparently, it tastes 'very salty and bitter'.
Desalination systems often incur losses because of salt-clogging. Here is a device that can make desalination more efficient than ever.
Using data sonification, a creative scientist has created haunting melodies from the elements.
Researchers have an idea how to make taffy taste better.
Particles in a shared quantum state can catalyze faster and produce more controlled chemical reactions.
Could a simple chemical, glyoxylate, have paved the way for the evolution of early life on Earth?
A breakthrough discovery in melanin's structure may pave the way for advanced sunscreens and alternative energy sources.
How did human DNA end up in a deer tooth pendant?
Two novel drugs that work like ibogaine promise to treat depression and addiction, two overlooked evils that can ruin humanity.
These tiny nanocapsules could be a game changer for beer brewing.
If your heart beats irregularly, here is a graphene tattoo that can keep your heartbeat in check, even better than a pacemaker.
A zirconium-based catalyst promises to break down polymers. It's probably the best plastic-degradation solution we've come across.
Fermented coffee has a unique fruity aroma that makes it totally different from other caffeined brews.
Researchers have developed a method for producing strong plastic materials by tweaking the chemical structure of superglue.
NASA didn't know a space secret that these kids recently discovered during their experiment involving EpiPen.
The ultrafast electron switch could theoretically enable computations orders of magnitude faster than currently possible with classical transistors.
Water really is a strange liquid.
Bioprinting has come a long way, but there's still much ground to cover.
It's been described as "stop-motion water".
Concrete made of hemp could replace traditional bricks, blocks, and other building materials.
Finally, salvation from foggy glasses!
A hidden layer between the wood and varnish of Stradivarius violins may contribute to their signature heavenly sound.
Barium is 2.5 times the weight of iron.
The 'whitest white' can reflect up to 98% of incoming light, including ultraviolet frequencies.
Neolithic porridge, anyone?
The story of Lucas the penguin and his almost magical shoes that gave him the power to walk again.
This suggests "diamond rain" may be quite common on other planets.
The time has come to try aluminum-sulfur batteries — a promising cheaper alternative to storing energy.
Researchers found that tattoo ink labels are largely inaccurate and may contain ingridients that are not listed.
