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Such compounds have found their way into the bloodstreams of estimated 97% of Americans.
Move over, silicon.
Tiny, cheap batteries like this could someday turn anything into an electronic device.
Plastic was not invented by a supervillain, but unfortunately now we are turning plastic into an evil force that can destroy our planet.
Catnip can protect cats against pests, but all the mammals typically care about is having fun with the plant.
We are one step closer to having a pesticide free diet.
While they can help in some cases, you should never ignore the side effects -- and never take anything without consulting a doctor.
This could change the way common drugs like ibuprofen and aspirin are prescribed to patients.
Evolution sometimes leads to unexpected consequences.
These lovable and intelligent animals keep on surprising us with their complex behavior.
Everything we need to build stuff would already be available on Mars.
One species of eel can discharge 860 volts of electricity – that’s 200-fold higher than the top voltage of a single lithium-ion battery.
We can’t wait to taste it
A solution that promises better and safer journey for flying into space.
Sometimes, tasty treats lie where you least expect them.
Technology, meet pizza.
The coating could be applied to a number of different materials, including 3D-printed parts and textiles.
With this, we're well on the way to turning smokestacks into stacks of cash.
It is effective against the coronavirus and a wide range of other disease-causing organisms.
Certain salts can be turned into precious ammonia without any fossil fuel input.
It's a chemical produced by the fruits themselves.
This will teach us a lot about how the element forms in the Universe.
We should all be extra careful with what type of sunscreen you use.
Purple is the new black.
AM-III also works as a semiconductor, allowing it to transfer electrical current.
No alchemy involved -- just clever science.
It raises the possibility that other melting glaciers are behaving the same way.
This is a whole new level of 'when life gives you lemons'.
NASA's new Mars rover is marking one milestone after the other, paving the way for human exploration of Mars.
What a time to be alive.
The highly radioactive metal is very challenging to work with.
After its 150 anniversary, the famous chemical table might be getting a makeover.
A new method creates diamonds in the lab in just minutes and at room temperature.
That's pretty metal!
Don’t throw away that rancid oil, we can top up the car with it!
Could this be an everlasting battery?
An oxidised form of iron was surprisingly common the moon, which may reveal insights about Earth's atmospheric history.
It could be useful for generating energy at the atomic scale or studying quantum effects.
For the first time, researchers have grown plants in a Mars-like environment.
A preventive treatment could prevent a lot of deaths.
The salty future of energy storage might be upon us.
Humidity from the breath of museum goers have gradually degraded the colors of the famous painting.
This could be used in fields ranging from medicine to space exploration.
If you know how to look, the ice can tell some amazing stories.
It's the first time that footage of atoms bonding and separating has been recorded.
A coated polyurethane foam could become an indispensible tool in our oil cleanup kit.
The findings offer renewed hope of finding oxygen on alien worlds.
As the Hans Sigrist Prize is claimed by Ignas Snellen for groundbreaking exoplanet research, the message is clear--the search for other worlds is heating up.
Scientists have used a complex setup that allowed them to image intermediate chemical compounds that typically last only a thousandth a billionth of a second.
The team is currently working with climate scientists to compare the new dataset with in situ observations and with the output from salinity models.
