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Science
Single-atom catalysts isolate individual metal atoms on a support surface to drive chemical reactions with unprecedented efficiency, slashing precious...
Technology
Negative luminescence is a counterintuitive physics phenomenon where a device emits less infrared radiation than expected — and researchers are now us...
Science
Lonsdaleite, or hexagonal diamond, is a rare carbon allotrope born from meteorite impacts. Scientists have now synthesized it in the lab, confirming i...
Science
Microscopic metal spikes called lithium dendrites grow inside batteries during every charge cycle, causing capacity loss, short circuits, and fires. N...
Technology
Quantum dots are semiconductor nanocrystals so tiny that the laws of quantum mechanics dictate their color. From QLED televisions to cancer surgery an...
Health
Scientists have engineered nanoscale vaccine particles by folding DNA into precise 3D shapes — a platform that rivals mRNA shots while requiring no ul...
Science
Plasmonics is the science of trapping and manipulating light using electron oscillations in metals at the nanoscale, unlocking breakthroughs in cancer...
Science
Self-healing materials can automatically repair cracks and damage—from concrete bridges to spacecraft composites. Here is the science behind this brea...
Science
Three simultaneous advances in February 2026 — in-vacuum cryoelectronics for ion traps, readable Majorana qubits, and ultra-fast qubit monitoring — si...
Health
Scientists at Northwestern University created a mini model of the human spinal cord from stem cells, simulated traumatic injuries on it, and successfu...
Science
Iceberg Quantum's Pinnacle architecture demonstrates RSA-2048 encryption could be broken with fewer than 100,000 qubits, while Stanford's optical cavi...
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