Research Articles
Spark of Life: How Ancient Iron Rocks Forged Biology's First Engines
Discover how iron-based catalysts were the original power plants of life, mastering electron transfer to fuel the earliest metabolic reactions on primordial Earth.
The Invisible Building Blocks: How Next-Gen Inorganic Materials Are Shaping Our Future
Explore how AI-powered discovery of inorganic materials is revolutionizing technology, from sustainable energy to quantum computing.
The Tiny Revolution: Navigating the Uncharted Safety of Medical Nanotechnology
Exploring the regulatory and scientific challenges in evaluating the safety of medical nanotechnologies and their potential impact on healthcare.
Sculpting with Lightning: The Invisible Art of Spark Erosion
Discover how scientists harness miniature bolts of electricity to carve super-tough metals through spark erosion characterization.
The Global Chemistry Summit: Where Molecules Meet the Future
A look inside the 2015 IUPAC World Chemistry Congress, where the building blocks of our world were reimagined.
The Molecular Surgeons: Crafting Perfect Catalysts One Atom at a Time
How scientists are performing atomic-scale surgery on silica to create the ultimate chemical tools through Surface Organometallic Chemistry at Periodic Mesoporous Silica (SOMC@PMS).
Plastic that Thinks: The Silent Revolution in Organic Electronics
Explore the fascinating world of polymeric and organic electronic materials - from Nobel Prize-winning discoveries to flexible screens and biodegradable sensors.
The Invisible Landscape: Unlocking the Hidden World of Surface Area and Porosity
Explore the fascinating science behind measuring surface area and porosity of materials using BET theory and discover how these invisible properties shape our world.
The Invisible Revolution: How Super Glues are Building Our World
Discover how structural adhesives are revolutionizing engineering, from aerospace to consumer electronics, with advanced bonding technology.
The Molecule That Listens to a Magnet: A Tiny Leap for Future Tech
How scientists discovered a strange and powerful connection between electricity and magnetism inside a single, super-tiny molecule.