Supercomputing and AI cut the early discovery steps from decades to just 80 hours. The process led to a new solid electrolyte.
It can slash diffuse sources of this extremely potent greenhouse gas, such as from livestock barns and other sites.
To slow global warming, we’ll need help from CO2-trapping materials. Enter MXenes. They’re strong and reactive — and they love to eat up CO2.
In the lab, shining light on water made it evaporate faster. This never-before-seen effect, if real, might be happening naturally all around us.
These far-out electrons do the hard work when it comes to chemical reactions.
Better understanding of ice could lead to new deicing materials or even, someday, weather control.
How does a parachute work? Do bigger parachutes work better than smaller parachutes? Find out in this science project whether the size of the parachute matters.
A new study finds they can leak benzene and other harmful chemicals into homes, sometimes at very high levels.
The ‘perfect’ metal may belong to the fictitious Marvel world of Wakanda, but scientists hope to one day mimic some of its key traits.
