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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab scientists Edwin McMillan, left, and Ed Lofgren, stand atop the 7-foot-thick concrete shielding at the Bevatron,…

Sucrose monolaurate, when added as a stabilizer to the electrode, formed protective hexagonal and laminar nanostructures around lactate oxidase, shielding…

A member of Greek wildlife protection group Anima treats a turtle burned in a forest fire. A badly burned tortoise…

NeuO is phosphorylated by PAK6 specifically within neurons, resulting in enhanced fluorescence intensity and promoted accumulation of the fluorescent molecules…

a) a time-domain experiment setup. b) a frequency-domain experiment setup. Credit: American Physical Society There has long been a mystery…

Mass spectrometer instruments (top image) can help detect known, illicit drugs in human urine. For new psychoactive substances, a computer-predicted…

Credit: University of Melbourne Photosynthesis is nature’s way of turning sunlight into chemical energy. Plants use a green pigment called…

Tail attachment. Scanning (SEM) and transmission (TEM) electron micrographs of the Pelagodinium PelV1 system at the early stages of infection.…

High-resolution STM image of an isolated polymer showing sequence defects. Credit: Nature Communications (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-025-62221-y A new study uncovers…

An artist’s interpretation of the interactions between the plasma and the wall inside a tokamak fusion system. Lithium is shown…