Scientific progress often stems from the desire to explore the unknown. In astronomy and space science, the National Academies periodically produce "decadal surveys" to set priorities for discipline...

Intermediate-temperature reversible protonic ceramic electrochemical cells (PCECs) combine electrolysis (EC) for hydrogen production and fuel-cell (FC) power generation, making them a promising new en...

A new analysis from Princeton University brings exciting news for clean energy: a long-overlooked technology that harnesses Earth's heat—Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS)—could supply up to 20% o...

A study led by Johns Hopkins University researchers has achieved a transformative advance in surgical robotics. A robot named Transformer-Hierarchy (SRT-H) has, for the first time, performed a lengthy...

A research team led by Professor Stephen D. Nimer at the University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has published a significant study in Developmental Cell, elucidating the regulatory r...

A global collaboration involving nine institutions has yielded new findings for designing fusion power plants with lithium walls, helping to maximize use of the rare fusion fuel tritium. Lithium is a...

A research team at Rutgers University has recently developed a novel luminescent material based on copper iodide hybrids, providing an innovative solution for efficient and environmentally friendly de...

The quantum computing revolution is getting closer, but the need for error-correctable computers continues to hold it back. Through a collaboration led by Cornell University with IBM, researchers hav...

A research team from Northwestern University has published an innovative breakthrough in Nature Chemistry, developing a new method to integrate metal-sulfur active sites into metal-organic frameworks ...

A research team from MIT and multiple institutions has published an innovative breakthrough in Nature. Inspired by the sucker structure of the remora fish, they have developed a novel mechanical adhes...

MIT researchers have successfully developed a novel imaging technology called mmNorm, which uses millimeter-wave signals to create precise 3D reconstructions of line-of-sight obstructed objects. With ...

Concrete, the building material that has embodied human ingenuity and creativity since ancient civilizations—from the mud mixtures of Egyptian pyramids to the sophisticated underwater formulations o...