Materials That Don’t Exist in Nature Might Lead to New Fabrication Techniques
Researchers from Belgium, Spain and the US took part in the study, in which arrangement of gold atoms was precisely controlled by nanoparticle ratios
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How Does Your Glass Crack?
Scientists in Israel, Boston, and The Netherlands test new theories on how cracks propagate through materials, and where soft spots form in glassy states
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Joint Research in the UK, Switzerland and Israel Makes Microscopic Silk Cocoons
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ALBA Synchrotron in Barcelona Hosts Israeli Research
ALBA Synchrotron’s X-ray microscope enabled researchers to obtain 3D images of cells full of tiny cholesterol crystals, which may yield clues to how plaques ...
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Applications of Acceptorless Dehydrogenation and Related Transformations in Chemical Synthesis
Conventional oxidations of organic compounds formally transfer hydrogen atoms from the substrate to an acceptor molecule such as oxygen, a metal oxide, or a sacrificial ...
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Researchers from Both Sides of the Globe Investigate Blooming Ocean Deserts
Understanding the currents that keep phytoplankton fed could have implications for the health of the planet
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Were Ancient Oceans Acidic?
Researchers at Stanford and the Weizmann Institute of Science show that life may have evolved in mildly acid oceans
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Dutch and Israeli Scientists Create “Spin Selecting Paint” to Improve Hydrogen Production
