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Jun 03 2020 Clean Energy Breakthrough: Scientists Improve Light-Driven Water-Splitting to Produce Hydrogen TOPICS: Chemical EngineeringEnergyGreen EnergyHydrogenTokyo University Of Science By TOKYO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE JUNE 3, 2020 A step closer to an efficient way of producing hydrogen so that we can fi...
Jun 03 2020 A new strategy for the optimal electroreduction of Co2 to high-value products Researchers suggest that modulation of local CO 2 concentration improves the selectivity, conversion rate, and electrode stability, and shed a new light on the electrochemical CO 2 reduction technolo...
Jun 02 2020 Molecular circuitry: International team breaks one-diode-one resistor electronics An international team with ties to UCF has cracked a challenge that could herald a new era of ultra-high-density computing. For years engineers and scientists around the world have been trying to mak...
Jun 01 2020 Researchers discover new high-pressure material and solve a periodic table puzzle In the periodic table of elements there is one golden rule for carbon, oxygen, and other light elements. Under high pressures they have similar structures to heavier elements in the same group of ele...
Jun 01 2020 Orbital ordering triggers nucleation-growth behavior of electrons in an inorganic solid A new study by researchers from Waseda University and the University of Tokyo found that orbital ordering in a vanadate compound exhibits a clear nucleation-growth behavior. "We believe that thi...
May 28 2020 Balancing the economy while saving the planet A new research-based framework lets companies make informed decisions balancing economic and sustainability factors when producing biochemicals. If you make your bio-product 100% sustainable it may b...
May 28 2020 The world's first iron carrier cephalosporin drug is approved in the EU The Japanese pharmaceutical company Shionogi recently announced that the European Commission (EC) has approved the new antibacterial drug Fetcroja (cefiderocol, cefadil) for use in adult patients (18...
May 27 2020 Physicists measure a short-lived radioactive molecule for first time Researchers at MIT and elsewhere have combined the power of a super collider with techniques of laser spectroscopy to precisely measure a short-lived radioactive molecule, radium monofluoride, for th...
May 27 2020 A bio-inspired addition to concrete stops the damage caused by freezing and thawing Concrete is one of the most abundant and durable building materials used in modern-day infrastructures, but it has a weakness -- ice -- which can cause it to crumble and spall. Now, inspired by organ...
May 22 2020 First Direct Look at How Light Excites Electrons to Kick Off a Chemical Reaction Within Millionths o Light-driven reactions are at the heart of human vision, photosynthesis and solar power generation. Seeing the very first step opens the door to observing chemical bonds forming and breaking. The fir...
May 21 2020 Scientists finally crack nature's most common chemical bond The most common chemical bond in the living world -- that between carbon and hydrogen -- has long resisted attempts by chemists to crack it open, thwarting efforts to add new bells and whistles to ol...
May 20 2020 Chemical recycling makes useful product from waste bioplastic A faster, more efficient way of recycling plant-based "bioplastics" has been developed by a team of scientists at the Universities of Birmingham and Bath. The team has shown how their chemi...
May 11 2020 On the road to non-toxic and stable perovskite solar cells The promising halide perovskite materials for solar energy conversion show high efficiencies, but this comes at a cost: The best perovskite materials incorporate toxic lead which poses a hazard to th...
Apr 30 2020 New STM technique points way to new and purer pharmaceuticals A research project led by chemists at the University of Warwick first used ultrahigh resolution scanning tunnelling microscopy to see the exact location of atoms and bonds within a molecule, and then...
Apr 20 2020 Gazprom begins preparations for Russian summer gas storage injections Russia's Gazprom has begun preparations for injecting gas into its underground storage facilities ahead of the start of the next winter season in October, it said Wednesday. The company plans to ...

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