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The University of Illinois' plasma engineers and chemists have demonstrated a cost-effective, rare metal-free method for forming carbon-carbon bonds—the foundation of all organic compounds—without the need for costly catalysts. Researchers

Biochemistry

Nanomicelles of artificial spherical chromatophore for selective CO2 reduction in water

Biochemistry Article

Scientists led by Prof. Tian Jia from the Shanghai Organization of Natural Science of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences have

Quantum Physics

Experiments provide the first signs of a rare Higgs boson decay.

Quantum Physics Article

In 2012, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN made the significant discovery of the Higgs boson, which marked a

Quantum Physics

Researchers created an analog computer that forecasts the chaotic future using water waves.

Quantum Physics Article

Can a computer, like a human, learn from the past and anticipate the future? You might not be surprised to

Quantum Physics

Quantum computing can help AI systems secure their future, from self-driving vehicles to military surveillance.

Quantum Physics Article

Man-made brainpower calculations are rapidly becoming part of our daily lives. Machine learning will soon or already underpin many systems

Physics

Stephen Hawking’s final collaborator on the physicist’s final theory

Physics Article

The young Belgian researcher and the renowned British theoretical physicist instantly connected when Thomas Hertog was summoned to Stephen Hawking's office in the late 1990s. Hertog stated, "Something clicked between

Biotechnology

Novel Nanoparticles and Heating Techniques for Using Temperature Fluctuations as Clean Energy

Biotechnology Article

The process of pyro-catalysis (pyroelectric catalysis) can transform temperature variations in the environment into pure chemical energy, such as hydrogen. But

Nanotechnology

Nanoparticles are used to create the “fire ice” structure.

Nanotechnology Article

Confined structures made with nanoparticles could be a course toward making coordinated nanostructures with blended materials, and scientists at the

Nanotechnology

In order to speed up water splitting reactions, chemists have created a ferromagnetic single-atom spin catalyst.

Nanotechnology Article

A scalable hydrothermal method for obtaining ferromagnetic single-atom spin catalysts that can improve the efficiency of water splitting reactions induced

Nanotechnology

The team successfully demonstrated laser-induced monolayer graphene nanoprocessing.

Nanotechnology Article

Graphene, which was discovered in 2004, has revolutionized numerous scientific fields. It has noteworthy properties like high electron portability, mechanical

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