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On the pores of this radical organic framework, polysulphides are firmly trapped. They are thus prevented to leak back into…

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…