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University study advocates for salt batteries
9+ hour, 24+ min ago (250+ words) A study by the Fraunhofer Institute and the University of Münster has suggested that sodium-ion batteries, made of essentially salt, may be on the verge of economic viability. By TPN, in Europe, Sustainability · 3 hours ago · 0 Comments These batteries had been…...
Nanomaterials Are Supercharging Electrochemical Sensors for Health and
2+ hour, 21+ min ago (808+ words) Environment Bioengineer.org...
First evidence of phosphorylated tyrosine
18+ hour ago (59+ words) (IMAGE) EurekAlert! Science News Releases Tony Hunter’s key June 1979 experiment. An unexplained radio-labeled spot, labeled “X,” between two well-known phosphorylated amino acids, serine and threonine, turned out to be the first evidence of phosphorylated tyrosine. With credit and related coverage…...
Graphene pioneer praises China's advances in material science
12+ hour, 38+ min ago (491+ words) The rapid advancement of graphene technology in China has been made possible by the country's huge talent pool and careful government planning, said Konstantin Novoselov, the physicist who co-pioneered graphene material. Novoselov discovered graphene in 2004 together with fellow University of…...
Material-producing bacteria | PRINGLE Project | Results in Brief | HORIZON
12+ hour, 42+ min ago (575+ words) CORDIS | European Commission EU-funded researchers discover a promising electronic material that is naturally produced by bacteria. Since their discovery by three Nobel Prize-winning chemists last year, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have been the hot topic in materials science. MOFs are highly…...
Professor Yoshitaka Ishii elected???ISMAR Fellow for 2026??? by the International Society of Magnetic Resonance (ISMAR)
20+ hour, 35+ min ago (109+ words) Professor Yoshitaka Ishii elected “ISMAR Fellow for 2026” by the International Society of Magnetic Resonance (ISMAR) isct.ac.jp Professor Yoshitaka Ishii elected “ISMAR Fellow for 2026” by the International Society of Magnetic Resonance (ISMAR) Professor Yoshitaka Ishii of the School of…...
Researchers Unlock Accurate Spectra Via Optimised Density Functionals
21+ hour, 32+ min ago (943+ words) Ivy Delaney has been working with neural networks and machine learning since the mid-nineties, back when a couple of hidden layers and a long afternoon of training counted as ambitious. She has watched the field go from academic curiosity to…...
Salk scientist Tony Hunter receives 2026 Albany Prize
18+ hour, 53+ min ago (694+ words) image: Tony Hunter, recipient of the 2026 Albany Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research, stands in his lab at the Salk Institute. view more LA JOLLA (October 2, 2026)—Tony Hunter, PhD, American Cancer Society Professor and Renato Dulbecco Chair at Salk, has…...
Graphene enters 'second revolution' as new applications emerge: Nobel laureate
19+ hour, 50+ min ago (350+ words) Graphene, the revolutionary two-dimensional material that rewrote the rules of materials science two decades ago, is undergoing a second major technological revolution, according to Nobel Laureate in physics Konstantin Novoselov. The groundbreaking discovery earned the two physicists the 2010 Nobel Prize…...
Supercritical CO2 Blowing Agent Turns Elastic Polymer Blends Into Bouncier,
15+ hour, 8+ min ago (650+ words) Lightweight polymer foams are everywhere in modern life, cushioning the soles of running shoes, padding protective gear, insulating refrigerators and buildings, and absorbing shock inside vehicles. Yet the materials that perform best in one respect often fail in another....