QLEDs — light-emitting diodes that rely on nanocrystals called quantum dots — are usually made with toxic heavy metals. A strategy has been developed to make QLEDs with a performance comparable to that of commercially available technologies but using a more environmentally friendly alloy of zinc, selenium, telluriu

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Ada Yonath obituary: Crystallographer who overcame ‘impossible’ challenge of mapping the ribosome

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A practical recycling strategy for making thiophosphate molecules with enzymes

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Rudolph A. Marcus obituary: theoretical chemist who explained how electrons jump between molecules

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