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Oxygen? In this economy?! Pffff.
Japanese Breaking Bad? Not really -- this time it's about science, not profit.
Be sure to post it on Instagram, too! #lunch #realfood
A new polymer incorporated into Li-ion batteries could dramatically improve their performance.
Lignin’ on a dream!
I do like cleaner seas.
"Poetic justice" comes to mind.
Drink up!
Graphene aline can be challenging to work with on its own, but composites are already functional.
Dirt me uuuuupppp.
We don't think about breathing -- but it's a complex process that could help us one-day make hydrogen gas more efficiently.
In the Canadian Arctic, mercury isn't rising only in thermometers.
We're flushing valuable untapped energy down the toilet.
Y'ouch.
Two of my favorite things combined: pastry and science.
It's like a battery, but flowy. And it works with heat.
Still no aliens. But this is definitely a cool find!
A story that has some 'ew' -- but definitely a lot of 'wow', too.
A movie theater's air is literally packed with the audience's tension -- and we can use that to measure a suitable age rating for the film.
It's also as crush-resistant as natural wood.
The findings raise some interesting questions about these beautiful structures.
Smartphones can be turned into a water quality sensor, too.
When in doubt, hibernate.
The work has only been tested in the lab but, so far, the results are encouraging.
I could watch these videos all day.
A little help from life goes a long way.
An... unusual take on the issue, to say the least. But in theory, it should work.
They were clearly skilled glass-makers.
Well, not literally -- but they'll help!
The technique is being trialed on the English warship Mary Rose.
The planet is almost as hot as the Sun.a
This could be big.
Nobody likes oil in their water.
Neat trick.
I wonder if it smells stale.
The universe is stickier than scientists used to think.
Attack the enemy where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected.
Gruesome chemical weapons can be detected with the help of children's toys.
Nerd.
White may hide a dark secret.
Sometimes you just have to blow stuff up!
The more money you used, the emissions you produced, and that can be traced back -- back to Greenland.
A cloudless exoplanet has become a benchmark for astronomers to gauge sodium content in alien worlds.
Ever wondered where the water you drink truly comes from?
A new step forward that might make graphene mainstream.
The findings are important for food safety, but also materials science.
NaNaNaNa, banana to the rescue!
Bow down, plebs.
It means that we could one day build amazing electronics with graphene.
New research suggests we can target body clock genes to prevent tumors.
