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Researchers create a stable dispersion of droplets that contains a high fat concentration using only unrefined, plant-derived materials.

Waves of vibration moving through the walls of a pipe can carry orbital angular momentum that could be used for several purposes, according to new theoretical work.

Using recycled materials to make magnets could allow companies to circumvent supply chain issues for sourcing magnetic objects.

A new study has found that as people started working from home due to the pandemic, mens scholarly productivity increased, while women physicians were submitting less.

As people transitioned to working from home at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, journal submissions from academics increased across the board. But a new study from Northwestern University found as men's scholarly productivity increased, women physicians were submitting less.

Researchers created a gas bubble that lived for 465 days, a world record for this type of object.

A new model that assumes that a multitude of universes existed when our Universe first formed may explain why the Higgs mass is smaller than traditional models predict.

Researchers have imaged the long-sought electron charge distribution of a halogen atom, with the picture resembling the bright ring-like structure that surrounds a black hole.

In August, a fusion reaction at the National Ignition Facility yielded a record 1.3 MJ in fusion energy, releasing, for the first time, more energy than the fuel capsule absorbed.

XinRan Liu develops technology for dark matter detectors, which he hopes will soon be spotting these mysterious particles.