Medicine & TechnologyWhile materials could be the reason why ancient Rome had extremely durable structures, there is another reason behind such durability. Read to find out.
A clear sunny day would give a blue sky, but is it really blue? How about at night time? Check out how the nature of light, atoms, molecules, and Earth's atmosphere affect the sky's color.
The world's greatest x-ray, Linac Coherent Light Source II X-ray laser, will possibly commence examinations early this year. Read on to know more about this laser!
Rice University researchers found a way to predict how crystals would take shape from their internal chemistry even if they are assymetrical. Read the article to learn more.
Ancient civilizations have used the glue-like substance of mistletoe berries for various applications, like trapping birds and even as skin ulcer ointment. Check out more about the uses of this parasitic plant in this article.
Scientists created a gelatin-like material with a polymer that can absorb three times more than traditional tampons. Check it out in this article to learn more.
While earth's inner core remains mysterious, recent research efforts reveal the possibilities of oxygen being rich in this area. Read to know more about these findings.
While advances in automation are destroying millions of jobs in some industries, science occupations have excellent prospects for 2023. In this article, we will list some of the most in-demand jobs in the sciences, and describe responsibilities, abilities, and education requirements.
American Chemical Society (ACS) researchers modeled how UVC sanitizing light from germicidal ultraviolet lamps have a trade-off between disinfecting air and producing air pollutants Read the article to learn more about
Food researchers have uncovered a way to create fat-free whipped cream while maintaining its consistency and texture using lactic acid bacteria. Read the article to learn more.