Scientists find huge hydrogen reservoir under ocean floor
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a vast natural hydrogen system deep beneath the Pacific Ocean, a discovery that could one day provide a new...
Scientists create 2D nanomaterials with nine metals for extreme conditions
Scientists have taken a big step forward in the design of nanomaterials that could withstand some of the harshest conditions in technology and industry.
A...
Are hidden chemicals making us fat? a new cause of obesity
Obesity is a growing problem all over the world. Since 1975, the number of overweight people has nearly tripled.
We often blame high-fat food, sugar,...
Fingernail-sized sensor could detect hydrogen leaks in seconds
Hydrogen is often called the fuel of the future.
It burns cleanly, leaving only water behind, and many countries are betting on it to power...
Oxygen defects reveal the secret of next-generation memory
The future of computing could be shaped by a new kind of memory called resistive random access memory, or ReRAM.
Unlike traditional memory chips, ReRAM...
Scientists create greener materials to transform lighting and display technology
Lighting and display screens are everywhere—in our homes, offices, phones, computers, and even in medical devices.
But the technology that powers them comes at a...
Scientists use bent crystals to steer particles toward new physics
Physicists at CERN have achieved a world first that could help unlock mysteries lying beyond our current understanding of particle physics.
In a new proof-of-principle...
Scientists turn problem seaweed into greener building materials
Along coastlines in the Caribbean, the United States, and northern Brazil, massive amounts of brown seaweed called sargassum have become a growing problem.
When it...
Scientists find cheap way to recycle lithium from old EV batteries
With millions of electric vehicles already on the road, one big question looms: what happens to all their used batteries?
Even when a battery reaches...
Scientists find how to overcome the fatigue limit ceiling in ultra-strong steel
A Japanese research team has found a surprising way to make steel much tougher against repeated stress.
Instead of weakening the metal, carefully applied “fatigue...