Making such organoids with 3-D printing and other tech can help researchers learn more about many troubling and potentially deadly disorders.
Chemists make a liquid alternative to fossil fuels from carbon dioxide, water and the sun. Their trick? They use a new type of artificial leaf.
A prototype fabric could help keep cars, buildings and other spaces cooler during heat waves while also reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
After being washed, dried, sanitized and shredded, used diapers were mixed with other materials to make a strong concrete.
With layers that work like polar bears’ skin and fur, a material absorbs light and keeps it from escaping.
The rainbow palette and cooling powers of new plant-based films comes from their microscopic surface patterns of tiny crystals.
The unusual, fruit-inspired structure of this material provides quick filtration that could satisfy people's daily water needs.
By searching ancient texts and ruins, scientists found a concrete recipe that could make buildings stronger — and help address climate change.
Frogs are a fascinating bunch of amphibians. Unfortunately, they’re also dying off in huge numbers.
