Science

Electronic noise is often the hidden limit in advanced transistor technologies. A device may switch rapidly, consume very little power, and offer an exceptionally steep...

A new study reports a low-cost, noble-metal-free catalyst that can convert toxic carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide at remarkably low temperatures, while retaining useful activity...

Rice straw, one of agriculture’s most abundant residues, has been transformed into a lightweight insulation material with a surprising combination of low heat transfer and...

Electromagnetic pollution is becoming an increasingly difficult problem to ignore. As wireless communication networks, radar systems, satellites, electric vehicles, wearable electronics, and densely packed computing...

A new cosmological study is putting one of the most deeply rooted assumptions in modern physics under fresh observational pressure: that Newton’s gravitational constant, (G),...

For nearly two decades, a small instrument orbiting the Sun has been quietly hunting one of the most chemically bizarre phenomena in the solar system:...

A new study is turning one of the strangest ideas in relativity into a powerful bridge between spacetime physics and modern contact geometry. In research...

Summary of “On perspectivism and relationalism of Relational Quantum Mechanics” Joanna Luc and Tomasz Placek examine whether Relational Quantum Mechanics (RQM) is best understood as...

Cancer-related fatigue is one of the most persistent and disabling consequences of cancer, yet clinicians still have limited tools for identifying which patients are most...

Micromanagement is often dismissed as a personality flaw: the anxious boss who checks every email, rewrites every report, and demands updates on tasks that employees...

Civilian-led crisis response services are approaching a decisive moment, according to a new commentary in the Community Mental Health Journal. These services—often known as mobile...

Composite indices are everywhere: they compress poverty, health, education, housing, demographics, and other complex realities into a single score that can be ranked, mapped, and...