Science-Technology
Tiny, self-propelled robots trap bacteria and could help make water safer to drink
New training techniques based on real-time analysis of what a dog smells could improve explosives detection
As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information
The suit asserts infringement of the professional Society's copyrights
The Statue of Liberty is an iconic blue-green symbol of freedom
Scientists have discovered we can distinguish a person's age by scent alone
We think you will agree that it's time for government to "elevate" its thinking in solving LA's traffic woes
Creating colors by copying beetle nanostructures could find applications in dyes, inks and sensors
A new fabric coating could neutralize chemical weapons and help save countless lives: Rapid Degradation of Chemical Warfare Agent Simulants
Organic light emitting diode (OLED) arrays generated in solution can overcome many fabrication challenges
Coconut oil can now be used to help recycle car plastics and then re-used as foams for the construction, packaging and automotive industries
Find out how to use chemistry to give your food a flavor boost
2-D materials go beyond graphene
Learn more about the history of nerve agents in the latest Speaking of Chemistry video:
A new study of pig bones suggests that proteins extracted from skeletal remains could act as biomarkers of the age of an animal or person at death.
Brown clothing dyes made from sorghum husks (top row) closely match the colors of synthetic dyes (bottom row).
Special thanks to San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay for letting us film their beautiful jellyfish
Researchers make conductive paper by coating it with an ionic gel.
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Set your gene guns to stun as we explore the curious landscape of GMO regulations in the U.S.
The investigation might lead to improvements in power generation
Water, Space Suits, Travel and Living in Space
Improving people's lives through the transforming power of chemistry
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Printable, stretchable sensors on protective gloves can detect organophosphate nerve agents and pesticides.
If you aren't looking for a new TV yet, then remember OLED when it's time for you to go shopping. It'll knock your socks off.
There's a barrel-full of chemistry in this video about whiskey
Getting rid of grays could be safer with a melanin-like dye
A paper-based device inspired the art of paper-cutting can harvest and store energy from body movements
Scientists mimic the gecko's feet to create an adhesive that can stick and unstick to surfaces, even when wet
