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Proteins trapped in glass could yield new medicinal advances
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have developed a unique method for studying proteins which…
Bionic catalysts to produce clean energy
Mixing microbes with carbon nanomaterials could help the transition to renewable energy. KAUST research shows microbes…
Atmosphere of mid-size planet revealed by Hubble and Spitzer
Two NASA space telescopes have teamed up to identify, for the first time, the detailed chemical…
High brightness mid-infrared laser expands horizon of spectroscopic analytical technique
Researchers have used an extremely bright mid-infrared laser to perform an analytical technique known as spectroscopic…
The new racial disparity in special education
Racial disparity in special education is growing, and it’s more complex than previously thought. New research…
Creating 'movies' of thin film growth
From paint on a wall to tinted car windows, thin films make up a wide variety…
Tracking down dark matter
Matter surrounds us day and night in all its forms—trees, houses, furniture, and even the air…
New study shows nanoscale pendulum coupling
In 1665, Lord Christiaan Huygens found that two pendulum clocks, hung in the same wooden structure,…
New chemical tools to modify and study biomolecules
Understanding the structure and metabolism of cells and living organisms is essential for the development of…