Tiny creases in soft materials act as rewritable gates that steer and sort droplets
Researchers at Syracuse University report that compression-induced creases in soft surfaces can remotely gate, sort, merge, and even compute with...
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Researchers at Syracuse University report that compression-induced creases in soft surfaces can remotely gate, sort, merge, and even compute with...
A multi-omics study has tracked how protein degradation, lipid oxidation, and Maillard reactions build the characteristic aroma of preserved duck...
The University of Utah's Wilkes Center awarded its $250,000 2026 Climate Innovation Prize to Houston-based Solidec, whose generators produce essential...
A study around India's Udupi Thermal Power Plant finds mostly compliant groundwater with localized lead contamination, and shows that blending...
A new open-access study compiles and cross-validates temperature-dependent binary interaction parameters and generalized predictive estimators for CO2 and H2S solubility...
Springer Nature has launched Discover Industrial Chemistry and Materials, an open-access journal intended to broaden global participation in industrial chemistry...
Chemists used a plant extract to build a reusable magnetic nanocatalyst that rapidly assembles pyridopyrimidine compounds showing antioxidant and antibacterial...
Chemists at Razi University have immobilized a choline chloride deep eutectic solvent on a triazine-based porous polyamide, creating a recyclable...
Researchers developed a ball milling-assisted method using plant-derived natural deep eutectic solvents that recovers lutein from microalgae more efficiently, safely,...
A new sturgeon-based model system shows that protein and lipid co-oxidation peaks at intermediate moisture around 70 percent water, revealing...
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