Science-Technology
“Cook” an Egg with No Heat— — and other weird egg science
By American Chemical Society | October 10, 2017
Egg-cellent Weird Science Experiments
Notes On Tricky Use Of Math
By Jack Dini | September 29, 2017
Another way we can be fooled mathematically is on the subject of randomness
Better pancakes through chemistry
By American Chemical Society | September 25, 2017
Video-- Reactions is a video series produced by the American Chemical Society and PBS Digital Studios
Cell phone data coupled with sewage testing show drug use patterns
By American Chemical Society | September 25, 2017
Cell phone data could help researchers better estimate drug-use pattern
Sushi’s sublime secrets (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 20, 2017
Toward unbreakable encrypted messages
By American Chemical Society | September 15, 2017
Scientists want to develop photonic materials to bring quantum communication closer to reality
Self-folding electronics could enable advanced robotics (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 15, 2017
An electronic device that bends on its own could one day pave the way for self-folding robots.
Cassini’s legacy and the atmospheric chemistry of Titan (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 14, 2017
Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn
How one little sensor will make your life better
By ISRAEL21c | September 13, 2017
Sensors are in your future, from cancer detection to self-driving cars, and Israel’s Vayyar hopes to have a hand in many of them
Making 3-D printing safer
By American Chemical Society | September 11, 2017
Scientists have analyzed various methods for minimizing potentially harmful emissions from 3-D printing.
TP-Link Router offers plentiful features and good range
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | September 9, 2017
The chemicals we leave behind (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 7, 2017
Speaking of Chemistry
How rubber makes sports possible (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 5, 2017
Look at it as a 4K disc player Plus - a home theatre component that can also act as your entire media hub, while offering high end video and even higher end audio while it does it
Going ‘green’ with plant-based resins
By American Chemical Society | August 28, 2017
Researchers developed a new plant-based resin that could make airplanes "greener."
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How ambient energy could power the internet of things
By American Chemical Society | August 16, 2017
Most digital sensors are easy to connect, but those tucked away in hard-to-access spots will need to harvest ambient energy
Mattress-makers sell "beds-in-a-box" that expand in a buyer's house to make purchasing and delivery easier.
Researchers say cryopreserving fish embryos could one day help restock depleted fish populations
Smart toys without the batteries
By American Chemical Society | August 16, 2017
When "smart" puzzle pieces are pushed down into the correct spot, a letter "C" for correct appears.
How animals glow (video)
By American Chemical Society | August 14, 2017
The nitty-gritty behind how onions make you cry
By American Chemical Society | August 9, 2017
Researchers have discovered how onions make the compound that makes us cry
How superhydrophobic materials stay totally dry (video)
By American Chemical Society | August 9, 2017
Mimicking synapses between neurons is now one step closer with lab-made, dual-signal versions
Wine snobbery: Fact vs. fiction (video)
By American Chemical Society | August 2, 2017
New law could shore up U.S. helium supply
By American Chemical Society | July 27, 2017
Boosting U.S. helium production could improve supplies of the element, which is used in MRIs and fiber optics
Shampoo fragrances could stick around longer with the help of peptides
An "earable" sensor can track core body temperature — a key health indicator — continuously