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A new experimental model will allow researchers to replicate earthquakes in a laboratory setting to advance earthquake safety for large structures. 

The supply of a plant-derived anti-cancer drug can finally meet global demand after a team of scientists from Denmark and the U.S. engineered yeast to produce the precursor molecules.

A trio of US National Laboratory leaders talk about the importance of the right kind of storage for the grid.

Researchers from Michigan State University, together with colleagues from the University of California Berkeley, the University of South Bohemia, and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, have helped provide the most precise depiction of crucial biological "antennae" to date.

Michigan State University researchers and colleagues at the University of California Berkeley, the University of South Bohemia and Lawrence Berkeley National La

For the US to create a domestic energy storage industry that can compete globally, it needs to look beyond today’s dominant technologies.

Https://youtu.be/aiH0_L7XE24 A real-time reconstruction of platinum nanoparticles on a carbon nanowire produced with the weighted back projection algorithm in tomviz. Study: Real-Time 3D Analysis During Electron Tomography using tomviz (DOI: 10.1038/s41467-022-32046-0) Computer chip designer

Can California reliably power millions of additional electric vehicles, given the state's recent history of summer blackouts.

???????Solar panels, also known as photovoltaics, rely on semiconductor devices, or solar cells, to convert energy from the sun into electricity.

New findings in microbes called cyanobacteria present new opportunities for plant science, bioengineering and environmental protection