Futuristic self-warming concrete could end winter woes
Imagine a future where icy sidewalks and roads clear themselves of snow and ice without the need for shoveling, salting, or scraping.
This might sound...
New material could capture carbon dioxide using humidity
In a Princeton University lab, researchers have developed a groundbreaking material that can grab carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air by simply using changes...
The magic of tiny carbon tubes
Once upon a time, scientists at Duke University played with a material that might seem like magic to us.
Imagine a roll of chicken wire...
New sensor could detect dangerous forever chemicals in drinking water simply
Have you ever heard of "forever chemicals"?
These are harmful substances found in everyday items like food packaging, nonstick pans, and even some types of...
How air filters and open windows can cut classroom pollution
Schools have a new way to fight air pollution in classrooms, thanks to a study from the University of Surrey.
Researchers found that using air...
Simple test for tough chemicals
Imagine a world where checking your water for harmful chemicals is as easy as taking a pregnancy test. This isn't a fantasy, thanks to...
The wonder world of 2D materials: A tiny revolution
You might have stumbled upon the term "2D materials" if you've been keeping up with the latest in science news.
These materials are making waves...
Heat meets electricity: a new insight into battery chemistry
When we think about batteries, especially the kind that powers everything from our phones to electric cars, we usually focus on electrical stuff like...
New study solves the mystery of curling paper
For centuries, paper has been a cornerstone of communication and creativity, yet it still holds surprises for us.
Among these is a common yet puzzling...
Sticky science: How bumpy surfaces make materials stickier
Have you ever wondered why stickers or Post-it notes stick so well to surfaces, but can be a bit of a pain to peel...