Breaking Bredt’s Rule: UCLA Team Expands Limits of Organic Chemistry
For more than a century, students of organic chemistry have been taught that certain molecular arrangements are effectively off-limits. One of those
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Researchers Demonstrate 12.9 Percent Efficient Hydrogen Production with Liquid Gallium
A light-activated liquid metal process developed at the University of Sydney is offering a different way to think about green hydrogen production.
Total Synthesis Reveals True Structure of Rye Pollen Compounds Studied for Anti Tumor Activity
At Northwestern University, Professor Karl A. Scheidt and his research team have resolved a structural problem that has remained unsettled for nearly
New Lithium-Based Green Phosphors Could Replace Standard LED Materials
Green phosphors are a core component of white LED lighting, yet most commercial systems still rely on materials based on garnet structures
Engineering Hydrogels to Resist Bacteria: New Insights From Materials Science Research
Hydrogels are widely used across biomedical engineering, from wound dressings to laboratory culture systems, yet their interaction with bacteria has remained difficult
Music-Driven Swarm Robotics Could Improve Multi-Robot Coordination in Real-World Applications
Robot swarms are typically associated with industrial automation, environmental monitoring, or search operations, but a recent project at the University of Waterloo