Chemical Science & Technology

A Novel Strategy to Deliver Hydrogen : Scientists are direly looking for clean fuel sources - such as hydrogen - to move towards carbon nonpartisanship. A breakthrough for moving forward...

A research team of Dr. Jialei He from Nagoya University's Graduate School of Engineering has developed a method for converting cholesteric liquid crystals (CLC) into micrometer-sized (Water crystals mimic the...

Battery safety and performance in electronic devices and systems such as battery power management, space management, vehicle lighting comfort and energy conservation can be improved using adaptive power management developed...

Researchers have been successful in creating fast electrons in solution. In the future, such electrons may help to make certain chemical reactions more efficient that Electrons are slower for better...

A unique, multi-component the soft 'e-skin' just like real skin triggers nerve impulses that communicate with the brain. A unique, multi-component, soft and stretchable material with electrical equipment installed in...

Organic chemistry, the study of molecules made of carbon, not only supports the science of living things, but is important for many current and future technologies, such as organic diode...

Detection of Glycans with Single Molecule Nanopore Sensing. Glycans play diverse and critical roles in many cellular functions. The different functions of glycans correspond to their complex structure, which results from...

A new way to halt internal bleeding, the technology, which mimics the body's closing process, can help keep injured people alive until they can be treated in a hospital. MIT...

New promises of nanostructures for advanced electronics, Scientists at Tokyo Metropolitan University have produced various nanostructures of metal dichalcogenides that assemble into planes to form bonds, They grew layers of molybdenum...

Make a bigger box Nanocages are small man-made containers that can be used to deliver drugs to the desired sites in the body. But some drug molecules seem like a...