U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) researchers have discovered solar-wind hydrogen in lunar samples, which indicates that water on the surface of the moon may provide… Read More »Lunar samples reveal hydrogen deposits, boosting prospects for lunar exploration
The Hubble Space Telescope, operated by NASA, recently determined the size of LTT 1445Ac, the closest Earth-sized exoplanet that undergoes a transit across its neighboring… Read More »Hubble measures size of nearest Earth-sized exoplanet
A research group led by Associate Professor Masahito Murai of the Graduate School of Science and Professor Shigehiro Yamaguchi of the Functional Organic Materials Laboratory… Read More »Newly developed antiaromatic molecules exhibit near-infrared absorption and fluorescence
Metamaterials are products of engineering wizardry. They are made from everyday polymers, ceramics, and metals. And when constructed precisely at the microscale, in intricate architectures,… Read More »New laser technique could speed up discovery of real-world metamaterials
Researchers from Michigan State University have contributed new insights into the adaptability of microorganisms, specifically halophilic fungi, thriving in extreme salt concentrations. This resilience, detailed… Read More »Scientists discover how halophilic fungi thrive in salty environments
Over the last three decades, the discovery of exceptionally well-preserved dinosaur specimens has significantly enhanced our knowledge of dinosaur reproductive biology. Despite this progress, a… Read More »Leathery eggs found in China: New dinosaur discovery shows early evolution of eggs
In the realm of scientific exploration, the dream of human colonization on Mars has long been hindered by the challenge of obtaining essential elements like… Read More »AI chemist automates synthesis of mars oxygen catalysts
In a recent study published in Nature Astronomy, astronomers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (NJIT-CSTR) have unveiled detailed radio… Read More »Astronomers discover long-lasting aurora-like radio emissions from sunspots
In the bustling world of electrons navigating through a conductive material, it’s like witnessing a rush hour scene in Manhattan. They may bump and jostle,… Read More »Physicists trap electrons in a 3D crystal, achieving electronic flat band for the first time
Molecular junctions play a crucial role in the field of nanoelectronics, primarily associated with electronic transport. However, precisely characterizing these junctions has been a challenge,… Read More »Single-molecule raman switch controlled by optical angular momentum
Weyl semimetals have long been the subject of fascination for material scientists. Initially predicted in the early 2010s, they fall under the category of topological… Read More »Weyl semimetals: Unveiling the secrets of massless electrons
Since the 1990s, second-order surface-specific nonlinear optical spectroscopy, like sum-frequency spectroscopy, has been quite successful in unveiling microscopic structures at surfaces and interfaces. However, its… Read More »Surface-specific terahertz spectroscopy achieved with femtosecond pulse
Data collected by NASA’s Juno mission hints at a briny history rising to Ganymede’s surface, Jupiter’s largest moon. During a close flyby of Ganymede, NASA’s… Read More »NASA’s Juno Mission discovers mineral salts and organic compounds on Jupiter’s moon Ganymede
A groundbreaking discovery was made by a team of archaeologists hailing from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Institute of Archaeology, Sorbonne Universite, and Conservatoire national… Read More »Archaeologists unearth world’s oldest use of organic red pigments in ancient beads
Researchers from the Universities of Granada and Cambridge, in collaboration with the Government of Catalonia, has made a groundbreaking discovery by identifying the oldest Baltic… Read More »Baltic amber found on Iberian Peninsula 5,000 years ago
NASA’s Lucy spacecraft is gearing up for its inaugural close encounter with an asteroid. On November 1st, it’s set to make a flyby of asteroid… Read More »NASA’s Lucy spacecraft to make first close-up look at asteroid on Nov. 1
A team of researchers, led by Prof. Dr. Felix Deschler at Heidelberg University’s Institute for Physical Chemistry, has achieved a significant breakthrough in semiconductor technology.… Read More »New semiconductor material emits bright, circularly polarized light
A group of researchers from Aberystwyth University, UK, led by the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, has made a groundbreaking discovery regarding Stonehenge’s “Altar… Read More »New evidence suggests Stonehenge Altar Stone may not have come from same place as other stones
In a recent Talanta publication, a team led by Prof. Wu Yuejin at the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science (Chinese Academy of Sciences) unveiled a… Read More »Data fusion strategy for rapid and accurate detection of compound fertilizer components
In recent times, the integration of nonlinear optical functions into the world of integrated optics has generated considerable excitement. These innovations have showcased the potential… Read More »New approaches for integrated nonlinear optics in silicon