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A greener path to blue: A new approach dramatically decreases the quantity of solvent used to manufacture organic dyes.

Phthalocyanines are utilized in sustainable power creation, detecting, nanomedicine, and more. Scientists at Aalto University have shown the way that the color can be created in a greener manner that

Cardiology

Making efficient metal-organic framework-based composites

Cardiology Article

Dr. Qingsheng Wang, academic partner and George Armistead '23 Faculty Fellow in the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at

Chemistry

A step toward the development of materials controlled by synthetic DNA

Chemistry Article

Our bodies' qualities cooperate to direct the way that our cells act. For instance, in the event that you skin

Earth Sciences

Food production has an influence on the Earth’s natural systems.

Earth Sciences Article

Food creation is now one of the greatest stressors to our planet, yet it's made considerably more testing by the

Environment

Climate change could lead to more wheat price spikes and greater economic inequality.

Environment Article

Climbing temperatures are unsafe for wheat yields. Nonetheless, crop yields don't give a comprehensive vision of food security. The effects

Environment

Tonga volcanic explosion generated a wave 90 meters high, nine times higher than the 2011 Japan tsunami.

Environment Article

New exploration has found that the underlying torrent wave made by the emission of the submerged Hunga Tonga Ha'apai well of lava in Tonga in January 2022 arrived at 90

Health