A Promising New Material for Solar Energy Gets a Curious Boost from Entropy
Study solves part of the mystery of the outstanding performance achieved by NFAs, a new class of organic semiconductors
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Scientists Propose Geoarcheology Can Aid in Preserving Space Heritage
Scientists advocate for a new field of geoarcheology to record the history of space exploration and beyond
‘Potentially Volcano-Covered’ Earth-Size Planet Found
This discovery tells researchers more about the inner workings of the system
Geoscientists from Minorities More Likely to Experience Discriminatory Behavior
These results indicate that diversity and inclusion initiatives shouldn't end with recruitment
Ancestors of Coffee and Potatoes Survived Cataclysm That Killed the Dinosaurs
Discovery extends the record of nearly 40,000 species of flowering plants to the Cretaceous period
Astrophysicist Announces Discovery That Could Rewrite Story of How Galaxies Die
Breakthrough finding overturns assumptions about the maturation of galaxies
New Research Offers Detail and Insight into Deep-Time Evolution of Animal Life on Islands
Two new fossil relatives of marsupials shed light on how a unique island ecosystem evolved some 43 million years ago
Spider with a Tail Found Preserved in Amber After 100 Million Years
An extraordinary new species of arachnid has been discovered in amber from Myanmar and dates to the mid-Cretaceous age, around 100 million years ago
Breakthrough Enables Screening Millions of Human Antibodies for New Drug Discovery
The new techniques made it easier to discover new antibody drug molecules while also learning more about immune responses to vaccines and infections
Research Could Strip Wine of Sulfites—and Health Worries—for Pennies per Bottle
Sulfites can occur naturally in the winemaking process or can be added by producers to preserve freshness and boost flavor in a vintage, but some people have an intolerance to them