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Researchers count the number of radioactive krypton-81 atoms remaining in ice using a laser trap.
Worms produce tiny clumps of soil that keep carbon taken in by plants from rapidly degrading and re-entering the environment.
Discovery of a new bonding mechanism has enabled the facile fabrication of arrays of semiconductor microstructures.
Crystal structures obtained at the Advanced Light Source helped inform Genentech about the binding mechanism of a unique antibody that targets multiple cancer types.
Simulations and experiments reveal one-dimensional nano-size magnets are formed in a common porous material.
New Theory has Guided Experiments for Making the Smallest Possible Metal Rods Useful as Air-tight Sealants.
Studying the photodetachment of a stable anion provides an experimental-theoretical benchmark of the chemical dynamics.
Researchers observe metal-trapping on mineral surfaces.
New insights from neutron diffraction reveal changes to atomic structure.
New catalyst material provides potential for cheaper renewable hydrogen production.
Studies of protactinium aim to understand its chemistry and its unique electronic properties in the actinide elements.
A novel tool to determine the structure of difficult to crystallize proteins.
