A simple, low-cost nanomaterial made from two abundant transition-metal oxides can both destroy one of the world's most persistent antibiotic pollutants in sunlight and electrically detect it at trace concentrations, according to...
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Soils have long been celebrated as quiet guardians of the planet's carbon, locking away vast quantities of organic matter in forms that can persist for...
Bismuth, a heavy metal long relegated to the margins of nanotechnology, is stepping into the antimicrobial spotlight thanks to a team of chemists in Pakistan...
A simple, low-cost nanomaterial made from two abundant transition-metal oxides can both destroy one of the world's most persistent antibiotic pollutants in sunlight and electrically...
Researchers in Malaysia have developed a biodegradable packaging film that can visibly signal food spoilage as it happens, shifting through a spectrum of colors from...
Cadmium contamination of water supplies remains one of the most stubborn environmental health problems of the industrial age, and a new study from researchers at...
The Sun's activity has long been summarized by a single number: the 10.7-centimeter radio flux, known to space-weather forecasters simply as F10.7. Measured continuously since...
In a result that mathematicians and relativists have been circling for decades, Ivan Bizyaev of the Ural Mathematical Center and Udmurt State University in Izhevsk,...
A new theoretical study is turning one of physics' oldest headaches on its head by suggesting that the quantum world's apparent switch from reversible to...
One of the most widely prescribed treatments for posttraumatic stress disorder asks patients to do something that sounds almost unbearable: relive their worst memory, in...
Japanese researchers have identified a new psychological construct that may explain why some older adults manage to feel—and stay—younger than their years, and the smartphone...
Severe mental illness places an enormous burden on the estimated millions of people living with conditions such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and severe affective disorders,...
The explosion of development statistics in the past two decades has produced an unexpected paradox: the more that governments are asked to measure, the less...
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