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6+ hour, 33+ min ago  (768+ words) Home - Environment - Scientists analyzed more than 2, 300 seawater samples and made a troubling discovery: they found 248 man-made chemicals in waters around the world, even far from the coast A new study has found that human-made chemicals are present not only near…...

6+ hour, 43+ min ago  (766+ words) Bioengineer. org Ice-forming proteins spark innovative "cool" technologies Researchers Unveil the Remarkable Ice-Nucleating Abilities of Bacterial Proteins on Artificial Surfaces In an unprecedented discovery that intertwines microbiology, materials science, and atmospheric chemistry, researchers have revealed how bacteria-derived ice-nucleating proteins (INPs)…...

1+ day, 3+ min ago  (467+ words) Queen's University uses cookies to provide the best possible online'experience. Learn about our privacy practices. Cathleen Crudden (Centre left) and Nancy Ross (Centre) standing with presenters at the kickoff symposium. Materials used in outer space, medical technology, and other advanced…...

9+ hour, 29+ min ago  (762+ words) In 1926, chemist Waldo Semon tried to solve the problem of rubber coating for B. F. Goodrich in Akron, Ohio, when he had no idea that his invention would revolutionise the plastics industry. But when the supply of rubber ran out, the course…...

4+ hour, 55+ min ago  (236+ words) Plastics, and Food Bioengineer. org Solar Energy Breakthrough Enables Production of "Clean" Chemicals, Plastics, and Food Unlike earlier biohybrid platforms that combined abiotic light absorbers and microbes, this device achieves integration with fully tunable components. The organic solar cell"s…...

7+ hour, 39+ min ago  (437+ words) MISSOULA " Dong Wang, a University of Montana chemistry associate professor, leads a research team designing molecules that mimic nature to reduce the toxins and energy used in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The resulting synthetic molecules could significantly lower the energy and toxic…...

10+ hour, 8+ min ago  (331+ words) Bioengineer. org Light-Driven Radical Emission in Flexible Organic Crystals Organic crystals have long captivated scientists due to their unique electronic and optical properties, which are typically absent in inorganic counterparts. However, the intricate interplay between flexibility and functional emission from…...

11+ hour, 3+ min ago  (302+ words) A team at Washington University in St. Louis has created a durable catalyst that splits water into hydrogen without relying on expensive platinum group metals. The material performed comparably to platinum-based benchmarks and sustained industrial-level operation for over 1, 000 hours. The…...

10+ hour, 9+ min ago  (387+ words) Florida State University chemists have synthesized new molecules derived from bacteria found in a Pacific Ocean sea sponge, a breakthrough for the future of drug development, particularly for rare forms of cancer. "Around 50 percent of approved drugs are either natural…...

9+ hour, 3+ min ago  (276+ words) From the Journal: Biointerphases WASHINGTON, May 19, 2026 " Bacteria from the Middle East have caused precipitation all the way out in California. The same bacteria, which are known to attack plants, have also been found embedded within lumps of hail in West…...