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Scientists have found a method to enhance the durability and crack resistance of ceramics.

Researchers have assessed microplastic levels in the highly productive Barents Sea and proposed several potential contributors, including ocean currents, melting ice, tourism, insufficient waste disposal, shipping activities, and fishing.

The escalating occurrence of extreme weather events worldwide, such as wildfires and floods, due to climate change underscores the fact that these events are not random but interconnected.

Nanozymes are synthetic materials with features that resemble those of natural enzymes and are used in biomedical and chemical engineering.

A fresh method for looking more closely at the intricate behavior of materials has been presented by researchers at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory of the Department of Energy.

According to a new study, the ability of artificial intelligence (AI) software to identify skin cancer has significantly increased, with the latest version of the software now having a 100% melanoma detection rate.

A novel approach to studying the inner workings of cells — particularly to track the movement of ions inside the numerous microscopic organelles inside the cell — has been proven in two experiments by researchers at the University of Chicago.

For decades, experts have thought that performance loss is caused by the unavoidable filmy accumulation on electrodes within rechargeable batteries.

According to a new study, ultrasound might have the ability to treat a class of dangerous chemicals known as PFAS to remove them from contaminated groundwater.

Chemical engineers at UC Riverside have created a fuel that only ignites when electric current is applied.