Chemistry
Rice study tests MOF recovery of rare earths from wastewater
A Rice University study found that a ligand-modified metal-organic framework adsorbed three rare earth elements from wastewater despite iron at...
Protein Maps Chart Antibodies Across Mouse Brain Tissue
A mouse-brain study generated maps of monoclonal antibodies and more than 6,000 proteins across tissue sections, demonstrating a preclinical method...
Jena tests flexible photonics research collaboration with €550,000 pilot
A five-year, €550,000 pilot in Jena will test shared photonics infrastructure, cross-institution careers and standardized procedures for research and industry...
Bikitaite-infused separator improves high-rate lithium-metal battery cells
A laboratory study found that a bikitaite-infused cellulose separator improved high-rate NCM90 cathode capacity and promoted uniform lithium deposition in...
Graphene zone plates turn colored light into programmable security codes
An experimental graphene optical system uses red, green and blue light challenges, transformer-assisted image analysis and binary codes to create...
New Ang II reference benchmark supports comparable laboratory testing
Researchers characterized a candidate angiotensin II reference material with a purity value of 0.8734 g/g and 1.8% relative expanded uncertainty,...
Ultratrace SUSA strategy boosts fast-charging aqueous zinc battery cells
A laboratory study found that an ultratrace sulfosuccinic acid additive regulated the zinc–electrolyte interface, enabling high-capacity, fast-charging aqueous zinc cells...
Simulation supports graphene-oxide SPR sensor for metal-ion water conditions
A computationally optimized graphene-oxide optical sensor modeled resonance shifts associated with mercury, lead and zinc, but the device has not...
Vapor-treated PbS quantum-dot inks retain efficiency after 60 days
A vapor-assisted treatment produced amine-free PbS-PbI2 quantum-dot inks that remained colloidally stable beyond 60 days and retained 10.8% solar-cell efficiency...
Counter-Ions Enable Selective Lithium Extraction from Low-Quality Brines
A graphene oxide-polyelectrolyte membrane rejected 99.53% of magnesium ions in a simulated three-stage process for extracting lithium from high-magnesium brines.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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