Chemistry - QS Papers

Researchers develop an artificial enzyme to detect disease-related hormones in perspiration.

Scientists in the Oregon State College School of Design have fostered a handheld sensor that tests sweat for cortisol and gives results in about eight minutes, a key development in

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Researchers create a color-changing portable food deterioration sensor.

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Biogenic amines (BAs) are a group of low-molecular-weight organic nitrogen compounds that are released when foods like fish, meat, and cheese break down. While the

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Scalable Production of Soft Polymer Structures is Made Possible by Fluid Mixing

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Researchers have developed and shown an efficient and scalable approach that allows them to make soft polymer materials in a dozen various forms, or “morphologies,”

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Platform Holly Records Show How Natural Gas Seeps Are Affected By Crude Production

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Petroleum is evident all over the Santa Barbara Channel, from oil rigs to tar leaks. And because UC Santa Barbara is nearby, researchers have been able to examine how regional

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The Positive Outlooks of Researching Negatively-Charged Chiral Molecules

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Forensic science, flavor/odor engineering, pharmaceutical firms, and other chemical industries depend on the capacity to discriminate between two chiral enantiomers. When compared to their predecessors,

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Simulation of quantum chemistry on a quantum computer

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Hans Hon Sang Chan and an exploration group in materials, science, and quantum photonics at the University of Oxford created precisely copied quantum PCs with

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A new AI model is revolutionizing our understanding of metal-organic frameworks.

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How does an iPhone predict the next word you will type in your messages? The innovation behind this, and furthermore at the center of numerous computer-based intelligence applications, is known

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Researchers are developing strong, self-healing plastic that can be bent and recycled.

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Unbending plastic is exceptionally valuable, however challenging it is to reuse. Basically, it was, until the revelation of supposed vitrimers. Utilizing those vitrimers, scientists at

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Electrocatalysis viewed through an atomic force microscope

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A further improvement in nuclear power microscopy currently makes it conceivable to simultaneously picture the level profile of nanometer-fine designs as well as the electric

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Fluid mixing allows for the scalable production of soft polymer structures.

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Scientists have created and exhibited an effective and versatile method that permits them to make delicate polymer materials in twelve distinct designs, or "morphologies," from strips and nanoscale sheets to