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New MRI sensor can image activity deep within the brain ScienceDaily22:04 22-Feb-19
Illinois researchers are first to count growth factors in single cells EurekAlert!20:48 22-Feb-19
Liquid has structure, which may be key to understanding metallic glass Phys.org20:32 22-Feb-19
Captured carbon dioxide converts into oxalic acid to process rare earth elements EurekAlert!19:48 22-Feb-19
Researchers engineer a tougher fiber Phys.org19:02 22-Feb-19
A quantum magnet with a topological twist EurekAlert!18:07 22-Feb-19
New Artificial DNA Has Doubled The Alphabet Of Life IFLScience17:40 22-Feb-19
"Transparent Wood" Could Build the Greenhouses of the Future Physics Buzz16:38 22-Feb-19
Material developed by Irish scientists could increase smartphone battery life By 300% TechCentral.ie16:15 22-Feb-19
Outfitting T cell receptors to combat a widespread and sometimes deadly virus Phys.org16:00 22-Feb-19
Birch Reduction Without Tear. Or Ammonia. Or Metals. Science Magazine15:45 22-Feb-19
Scientists reveal impacts of anthropogenic nitrogen discharge on nitrogen transport in global… EurekAlert!14:46 22-Feb-19
Laser-driven particle accelerator that can generate pairs of electron beams with different… Phys.org14:40 22-Feb-19
Building block approach creates new metalloproteins Chemistry World Magazine14:35 22-Feb-19
A way to use a two-nickel catalyst to synthesize cyclopentenes Phys.org14:13 22-Feb-19
Quantum Mechanics: Coldest quantum gas of molecules ScienceDaily13:59 22-Feb-19
Newly discovered enzyme uses an unusual mechanism to generate a molecule with an awful smell Phys.org13:19 22-Feb-19
Researchers watch molecules in a light-triggered catalyst ring 'like an ensemble of bells' Phys.org13:09 22-Feb-19
New theory could lead to better batteries, fuel cells Phys.org12:22 22-Feb-19
Could a Space Helicopter Find Life on Saturn's Moon Titan? Scientific American12:06 22-Feb-19
Moon’s surface acts as ‘chemical factory’ to produce water: NASA Indian Express11:15 22-Feb-19
For the first time, physicists calculate proton’s pressure distribution Tech Explorist11:07 22-Feb-19
The Eccentric Engineer: A tale of two countries and two clever chemical engineers Engineering and Technology Magazine10:09 22-Feb-19
New DNA-like molecule to aid search for alien life The Financial Express07:19 22-Feb-19
Smarter home design could help us tackle indoor pollution Wired UK06:09 22-Feb-19
For The First Time, Scientists Have Made Synthetic DNA With 4 Additional Letters ScienceAlert02:26 22-Feb-19
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Research creates DNA-like molecule to aid search for alien life Phys.org21:43 21-Feb-19
With nanopore sensing, physics researchers detect subtle changes in single particles ScienceDaily20:41 21-Feb-19
Sustainable, solar-driven chemical manufacturing ScienceDaily20:41 21-Feb-19
Scientists Have Created Synthetic DNA with 4 Extra Letters Live Science20:31 21-Feb-19
With nanopore sensing, VCU physics researchers detect subtle changes in single particles BrightSurf.com20:27 21-Feb-19
Researchers make coldest quantum gas of molecules Phys.org19:32 21-Feb-19
JILA researchers make coldest quantum gas of molecules EurekAlert!19:29 21-Feb-19
Doubling Our DNA Building Blocks Could Lead to New Life Forms WIRED19:18 21-Feb-19
Matter: DNA Gets a New — and Bigger — Genetic Alphabet The New York Times19:14 21-Feb-19
Nobel laureate Steven Chu assumes term as AAAS president Science Magazine19:10 21-Feb-19
Scalable and safe synthetic organic electroreduction inspired by Li-ion battery chemistry Science Magazine19:10 21-Feb-19
A degenerate Fermi gas of polar molecules Science Magazine19:10 21-Feb-19
DNA’s Coding Power Doubled The Scientist19:04 21-Feb-19
Eight-letter genetic code hints at how alien life might evolve Chemistry World Magazine19:03 21-Feb-19
Electric car batteries inspire safer, cheaper way to make compounds used in medicines Phys.org19:02 21-Feb-19
Quantum dots can spit out clone-like photons Phys.org19:02 21-Feb-19
New biochemical pathway that may develop more resilient crop varieties Phys.org19:02 21-Feb-19
Research expands design strategies in structural DNA nanotechnology NANO Magazine18:06 21-Feb-19
Innovative nanocoating technology harnesses sunlight to degrade microplastics ScienceDaily18:02 21-Feb-19
In Search of George Washington Carver’s True Legacy Smithsonian Magazine17:54 21-Feb-19
Video: Can mixing household cleaners kill you? Phys.org17:46 21-Feb-19
New iridium catalyst enables efficient selective synthesis of valuable drug ingredients ScienceDaily17:10 21-Feb-19
Big Data at the Atomic Scale: New Detector Reaches New Frontier in Speed Berkeley Lab17:08 21-Feb-19
Not enough evidence linking noncaloric sweeteners with adverse effects on gut microbiota EurekAlert!16:28 21-Feb-19
Non-polluting membrane for outerwear Phys.org15:51 21-Feb-19
Synthesizing useful compounds without forming unwanted chiral partners Phys.org15:41 21-Feb-19
Using E. coli to create bioproducts, like biodiesel, in a cost-effective manner Phys.org15:24 21-Feb-19
How Ingredients for Water Could Be Made on Surface of Moon Science Blog (Weblog)15:03 21-Feb-19
Applying computational chemistry to simulate realistic chemical processes Phys.org14:50 21-Feb-19
Sculpting stable structures in pure liquids Phys.org14:30 21-Feb-19
Supplying high-quality cancer-imaging isotopes Phys.org14:24 21-Feb-19
Water, soil analysis technology may help improve cleanup and monitoring at contaminated… Phys.org14:24 21-Feb-19
Coastal waters are unexpected hotspots for nitrogen fixation Phys.org14:20 21-Feb-19
The potential of non-toxic materials to replace lead in perovskite solar cells Phys.org12:49 21-Feb-19
What alchemy and astrology can teach artificial intelligence researchers The Conversation (US)11:44 21-Feb-19
Event-based data collection enriches neutron scattering research and new product development Phys.org10:28 21-Feb-19
Squid could provide an eco-friendly alternative to plastics Phys.org10:02 21-Feb-19
Can AI think creatively? Chemistry World Magazine09:49 21-Feb-19
New robotic sensor technology can diagnose reproductive health problems in real-time Phys.org06:57 21-Feb-19
Are hydrogen-powered trains the future? The Independent00:27 21-Feb-19
Yale faculty honored by Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering YaleNews23:39 20-Feb-19
Exotic spiraling electrons discovered by physicists ScienceDaily23:29 20-Feb-19
How Are Elements Grouped in the Periodic Table? Live Science22:47 20-Feb-19
Water is more homogeneous than expected ScienceDaily20:53 20-Feb-19
But Is Determinism True? Mind Matters20:12 20-Feb-19
Salt could be a key factor in allergic immune reactions EurekAlert!19:27 20-Feb-19
High-flying pseudosatellites get their day in the sun Nature.com18:04 20-Feb-19
3D-printed lab parts can contaminate experiments Nature.com18:04 20-Feb-19
Ingredients for water could be made on surface of moon, a chemical factory EurekAlert!16:46 20-Feb-19
The Origin Of ‘The Five-Second Rule’ Science Friday16:40 20-Feb-19
New therapeutic approach to combat African sleeping sickness EurekAlert!16:26 20-Feb-19
A scientific method for perfect fondue Phys.org16:21 20-Feb-19
Dietary Fiber Helps Clump Material in Your Gut Caltech16:15 20-Feb-19
Study says consumers prefer nanotechnology in active food packaging NANO Magazine16:04 20-Feb-19
Capturing and converting carbon dioxide into a useful product Phys.org16:01 20-Feb-19
More sustainable conversion of amino acids using light instead of with heat Phys.org15:51 20-Feb-19
New method to detect cancer cells faster, potentially improving outcomes EurekAlert!15:45 20-Feb-19
Breakthrough in the search for graphene-based electronics NANO Magazine15:44 20-Feb-19
What Was It Like When The Universe Made Its Heaviest Elements? Starts With A Bang!15:08 20-Feb-19
New method shows possible link between E. coli toxin and cancer Science Blog (Weblog)14:53 20-Feb-19
Light-as-air ceramic could help spacecraft stay cool Chemistry World Magazine14:50 20-Feb-19
The power of controlling lab purchases Chemistry World Magazine14:40 20-Feb-19
'Origami' diagnostic device offers affordable malaria diagnoses Phys.org14:33 20-Feb-19
Observing matter-wave diffraction from a periodic array of half planes Phys.org14:30 20-Feb-19
'Butterfly-shaped' palladium subnano cluster built in 3-D EurekAlert!14:25 20-Feb-19
Shape-changing element holds key to anti-bacterial coating Phys.org14:00 20-Feb-19
Grand Canyon looking into possible radiation exposure CTV.ca13:34 20-Feb-19
Drug 'librarian' discovers new compound that may thwart common surgery complication EurekAlert!13:24 20-Feb-19
Nanopores make portable mass spectrometer for peptides a reality Phys.org13:19 20-Feb-19
Predicting the existence of heavy nuclei using machine learning Phys.org13:19 20-Feb-19
Hunt closes in on source of heavy metals in beer and wine Cosmos13:09 20-Feb-19
Keeping heavy metals out of beer and wine Phys.org13:03 20-Feb-19
Scientists identify atomic structure of catalytically active copper-ceria interface Phys.org12:23 20-Feb-19
Polymer twin: New implant imitates bone structure Phys.org12:19 20-Feb-19
Complex, carbon-rich molecules found on Enceladus The Space Reporter11:39 20-Feb-19
Shelved nuclear power plans leave UK government's energy policy in hot water Chemistry World Magazine09:38 20-Feb-19

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Japanese probe lands on asteroid to capture sample Spaceflight Now00:45 Ryugu Asteroids, Comets & Meteoroids Japan
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Patient groups take big money from drug companies, study shows UPI20:28 Health
Teens may smoke less pot in states with medical marijuana laws Reuters17:35 Health
Study: ACA allowed people with diabetes to be insured after previous denials UPI15:47 Health
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What really killed the dinosaurs? New studies suggest volcanoes may have played a part Fox News18:16 Dinosaurs Palaeontology Extinction
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