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One of the most significant chemical reactions in industry is the Haber-Bosch (HB) process. It combines nitrogen and hydrogen gases with an iron-based catalyst under extreme heat and pressure to

Biochemistry

The presence of visible light encourages bacteria to create superoxide for manganese oxidation.

Biochemistry Article

Manganese oxides are naturally reactive minerals that are common in both aquatic and terrestrial environments. Through adsorption and oxidation in

Optics & Photonics

Using the Doppler weather forecasting technology, scientists measure laser-heated plasma.

Optics & Photonics Article

For insights into how strong lasers transform chunks of solid material into soups of electrically charged particles known as plasmas,

Nanotechnology

Effective two-dimensional electron gas imaging in high-frequency/power devices

Nanotechnology Article

The University of Tokyo team, under the direction of Professor Naoya Shibata, worked with Sony Group Corporation to successfully observe

Nanophysics

In ligand-protein complexes, a new type of friction has been discovered.

Nanophysics Article

A new type of direction-dependent friction in proteins known as anisotropic friction has been discovered by an interdisciplinary research team

Energy & Green Tech

A low-cost, environmentally friendly mechanochemical recycling technique recovers 70% of the lithium from batteries.

Energy & Green Tech Article

With no corrosive chemicals, high temperatures, or prior material sorting necessary, a recycling technique created by the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) can recover up to 70% of lithium from

Bio & Medicine