A research team led by Professor Seok Ju Kang in the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering at UNIST has unveiled a technique for mass-producing… Read More »New technique enables mass production of polymer solid electrolytes
Dr. Jodie Lutkenhaus, an esteemed chemical engineering professor and associate department head at Texas A&M University, has made significant strides in overcoming challenges associated with… Read More »Stable polymer anode paves way for high-energy, long-lasting air batteries
In the intricate dance of chemical reactions, molecules undergo a subtle transformation until they reach a critical juncture known as the transition state—a fleeting moment… Read More »MIT develops AI model to rapidly predict structures of elusive transition states
A global team of experts dedicated to groundbreaking research has pioneered a method to repurpose polyethylene waste (PE), transforming it into valuable chemicals through light-driven… Read More »Plastic waste turned valuable chemicals with sunlight
Xanthan gum, derived from plants like cabbage and known for its carbohydrate content, serves as a natural protective barrier in cosmetics to retain their benefits… Read More »Xanthan gum-based protective film enhances durability of zinc-ion battery electrodes
Recent advancements in flexible electronic technology have given rise to innovative devices like foldable displays, wearables, e-skin, and medical gadgets. These breakthroughs have sparked a… Read More »Researchers develop new urethane-based crosslinkers for flexible electronics with exceptional adhesion and recovery properties
Climate change poses a grave global concern, demanding worldwide attention. Nations are actively formulating policies to combat the impacts of global warming. For example, the… Read More »Researchers develop rapid, eco-friendly process to convert CO2 into commercial products
Researchers at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), have devised an innovative process that efficiently transforms various plastics, including polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), and polystyrene… Read More »Scientists develop new energy-efficient plastic recycling process
Professor Ji-Hyun Jang, leading a team of researchers at the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering at UNIST, has achieved a significant milestone in photoelectrode… Read More »Researchers develop stable and efficient organic semiconductor photoelectrode for hydrogen production
Today’s global supply chains heavily rely on the transportation of goods, with long-haul trucking playing a pivotal role in this intricate network. Achieving worldwide climate… Read More »Researchers develop disruptive technology to decarbonize long-haul trucks
Researchers at Politecnico di Milano have made a groundbreaking discovery that has the potential to revolutionize sustainable chemical synthesis. Published in the esteemed journal Nature… Read More »New catalyst for sustainable chemical synthesis
When you imagine looking through a microscope, you might envision observing a glass slide with an amoeba, a human cell, or even a small insect.… Read More »New microscopy technique reveals the molecular secrets of life
Stimuli-responsive fluorescent hydrogels (FHs) are highly promising for information encryption and anti-counterfeiting applications, offering enhanced security levels through vibrant visual displays. However, the development of… Read More »New strategy to create tough fluorescent hydrogels using curcumin
Researchers from the University College London and two esteemed professors, Zhengxiao Guo from the Department of Chemistry at The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and… Read More »New catalytic material converts methane to formaldehyde with near-100% selectivity
Deep underground tunnels in North Yorkshire are being utilized for an extraordinary purpose: studying the potential for human habitation and operations on celestial bodies like… Read More »New underground research facility helps prepare for human missions to moon and mars
In the realm of time, a second is quite short. It can be defined as one 86,400th of a 24-hour day. To put it into… Read More »Rapid mixing reaction enables synthesis of fluorine-based compounds in less than a second
Addressing the escalating global scarcity of freshwater resources necessitates effective solutions such as desalination. However, the challenge lies in finding efficient and cost-effective evaporation materials… Read More »Janus dual-network sponge-like hydrogel solar evaporator shows great potential for practical applications
Exciting new research from the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis has revealed that a solid-state electrolyte bears a striking resemblance… Read More »New research shows similarities between solid-state and liquid electrolytes for safer and more efficient batteries
A group of researchers from POSTECH, Dongguk University Medical Center, and Nature Gluetech in Korea have developed a novel method for treating damaged cartilage. Cartilage… Read More »Researchers develop a novel stem cell adhesive for cartilage regeneration using mussel adhesion protein and hyaluronic acid
Water covers about 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, but only 3 percent of it is freshwater that’s suitable for drinking. The remaining 97 percent… Read More »“Chelating agents enhance performance of seawater batteries for next-generation energy storage”