Laser dicing is the backbone of making semiconductor chips, but it comes with an industrial reality: the process must be...

Cells in stretched epithelia don’t simply endure stress—they remodel themselves. In a new study published in Nature Physics, researchers at...

Crystalline order is rewriting what we thought was possible for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). Since Tang and VanSlyke’s landmark OLED...

A team led by Wu, Hong, and colleagues reports a practical route to curb nitrous oxide (N₂O) from industrial systems...

Knitting has evolved beyond comfort wear. In a new study from Harvard SEAS, researchers demonstrate how ordinary weft knitting can...

Sulfur(VI)-containing functional groups, such as sulfonamides, sulfinates and sulfonyl fluorides, are ubiquitous in pharmaceuticals, where they confer unique physicochemical properties...

A new study in Nature Communications reports a promising route to clean up nitrogen-oxide pollution by harnessing an unexpected chemical...

Cells have internal “growth switches” that respond to nutrient availability—especially amino acids. When food is plentiful, cells accelerate protein synthesis...

Sparkling water is often positioned as a soda alternative, but a new experimental study suggests the details matter: unsweetened sparkling...

A new chemical toolkit unveiled in Nature Chemistry could make it easier to customize DNA and RNA molecules for diagnostics,...