In this collection of research reported in ACS Axial and C&EN, we feature a new antibiotic, eco-friendly foam packaging, adhesive inspired by slug mucus, and discovery of brain preservation processes.
In this collection of research reported in ACS Axial and Chemical & Engineering News, we feature protective gloves, production of hydrogen from plastic waste, the harmful effects of sleep deprivation, and more.
In this collection, we feature technological sleeves, lanthanide purification, the impact of temperature on octopus proteins, asphalt implications on human health, and how toothpaste tablets work.
Our selection of recent research reported in C&EN highlights edible batteries, a new sorbent that collects high amounts of CO2, a 3D capture of a smell receptor structure, and ancient mummifying ingredients.
Take a break with a little challenge. See if you can figure out which of the test tubes are empty, partially filled, or completely filled, based on the clues.
From drug delivery to prosthetics, this infographic explains how nanomedicine uses unique properties to prevent, diagnose, and treat medical conditions.
Scientists who studied cat chatter, compounds emitted by moviegoers, and the best way to airlift a rhinoceros took home top honors at the 31st Ig Nobel Prize ceremony.