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Study unveils chemistry of destroying ‘forever chemicals’
2+ hour, 37+ min ago (610+ words) Findings could lead to more effective PFAS cleanup technologies image: Jinyong Liu with a mass spectrometer he uses as part of his PFAS research (Stan Lim/UCR) view more Credit: Stan Lim?UC Riverside UC Riverside environmental engineers have identified…...
Rocket experiment reveals new clues about how metals are made
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (278+ words) Credit: Dr Fan Wu, Research Associate in the Department of Materials, The University of Manchester On Earth this process gets complicated by gravity-driven convection – the phenomena that describes movement in liquid caused by fluctuations in temperature. These flows disturb the…...
Prof. Michal Linial [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (22+ words) Prof. Michal Linial (IMAGE) EurekAlert! More on this News Release Hidden proteins in 'non-coding' RNA may offer new clues to cancer progression...
KIER team uses hydrogen-selective palladium membrane to synthesize green ammonia
2+ hour, 21+ min ago (188+ words) Korea Institute of Energy Research A domestic research team has succeeded in synthesizing eco-friendly ammonia with drastically reduced carbon emissions by using a new membrane-separation technology. In electrochemical devices, a separation membrane divides reactants, products, and solvents so that they…...
Bolstered Interfacial Field Chemistry for Deep Fast‑Charging Aqueous Zinc Metal Batteries
12+ hour, 55+ min ago (199+ words) A sulfosuccinic acid-enabled interfacial field chemistry strategy is developed to regulate the inner Helmholtz plane, which homogenized ion/electric distribution, thus accelerating Zn2+ desolvation and charge transfer under high current density. This strategy enables superior reversibility and ultralong stability in Zn…...
A fishing village in Hokkaido that discards about 40,000 tons of scallop shells a year started crushing them into a calcium-rich powder and molding it with recycled plastic into safety helmets, and the shell version tested measurably stronger than the plastic alone
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (330+ words) By Science Blog Editorial Team · Edited by Brendan Brown Published September 15, 2026 · How we edit Sarufutsu, on the northernmost tip of Japan’s Hokkaido, is a scallop town. The village lands something like 15 percent of Japan’s entire scallop catch — tens of thousands…...
California engineers trace how UV light destroys 'forever chemicals' in water
3+ hour, 16+ min ago (521+ words) Water systems have struggled for years with how to remove "forever chemicals" from water. Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, have found a set of chemical reactions that clarify the role ultraviolet light can play in taking those pollutants…...
Nickel Catalysts Don???t Work the Way Scientists Thought
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (750+ words) The model and image of the in situ-formed [Ni1O4Ni4] active structure. Credit: DICPA hidden atomic structure formed on nickel oxide could enable powerful methane catalysts that use 10 times less nickel. Producing syngas efficiently from methane could become easier with a better…...
Pitt-Bradford researcher receives $400,000 NSF grant
8+ hour, 35+ min ago (277+ words) Dr. Hadi Noori has received a three-year, $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a new manufacturing process using something you probably have in your kitchen. Noori, an assistant professor of engineering at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford…...