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Ligand Engineering Tunes Electrochemical Performance of Cu7S4 Electrodes
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (894+ words) from Copper Cluster Precursors Bioengineer.org...
siv_still_frame [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
11+ hour, 17+ min ago (25+ words) siv_still_frame (IMAGE) EurekAlert! Illustration of a silicon-vacancy center in a diamond crystal lattice. Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences...
Analytical Lab Facilities powers research across Waterloo and beyond | Chemical Engineering
11+ hour, 34+ min ago (443+ words) Strengthening Waterloo’s reputation as a leader in innovation and applied research From left to right: Dr.Charles Dal Castel and Dr. Faten Salim standing in front of the X-ray diffraction (XRD) instrument The Department of Chemical Engineering’s Analytical Lab Facilities…...
Japanese university finds river bacteria that remove 'forever chemicals"
8+ hour, 32+ min ago (330+ words) A research team has found that bacterial strains in river sediments contaminated with so-called forever chemicals can remove the harmful substances, according to a Japanese university that led the study. The finding offers hope for tackling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances,…...
Toxic chemicals from old products are still spreading across Europe
11+ hour, 40+ min ago (921+ words) Flame retardants banned across Europe decades ago are still turning up in the environment, from industrial areas to remote Arctic and alpine regions. Some chemicals do not disappear after governments ban them. A sweeping new review found that flame retardants…...
In 2000, Sandia used a 416-nanometer cheesecloth-like crystal to bend infrared light with little loss. 26 years later, the approach still guides research into faster, cooler photonic chips
14+ hour, 15+ min ago (321+ words) In 2000, Sandia used a 416-nanometer cheesecloth-like crystal to bend infrared light with little loss. 26 The Economic Times In 2000, researchers at the Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories demonstrated a tiny structure that could bend infrared light with very little loss…...
Microfluidic Production and Temperature-Driven Shape Changes in
6+ hour, 2+ min ago (733+ words) Heat Turns Tiny Perovskite Crystals into Unexpected Shapes in a Microfluidic Reactor A new study has shown that tiny crystals designed to emit bright green light can be coaxed into radically different shapes simply by changing the temperature at two…...
Forget Acid Rain: Electrically Charged Raindrops Can Corrode Metal in a Way We Never Knew About
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (655+ words) Metals everywhere need to be protected from corrosion, from beloved cars to iconic buildings, sculptures, and ships. However, according to new research, there's a source of corrosion we didn't know about – and haven't been accounting for. That source is electrically…...
Air-Treated Bamboo Yields Balanced-Pore Activated Carbon for Toluene
8+ hour, 16+ min ago (555+ words) A simple blast of air before carbonization may be the key to turning bamboo waste into a high-performance filter for one of the most persistent classes of air pollutants....
Defect Engineering and Nickel Synergize to Accelerate Ruthenium-Catalyzed
8+ hour, 17+ min ago (736+ words) Dicyclopentadiene Hydrogenation Bioengineer.org...