Research Articles
Catching Molecules in Motion: The Hidden World of Inorganic Excited States
Explore how transient 2D-IR spectroscopy reveals the ultrafast world of inorganic excited states and their applications in medicine, energy, and materials science.
The Hidden World of Holes: How Porous Materials Power Our Future
Discover how porous materials with intricate networks of tiny holes are revolutionizing sustainable energy solutions for carbon neutrality by 2050.
The Unseen Handshake: How Acids and Bonds Dictate What Sticks Together
Explore the revolutionary science of acid-base interactions in adhesion technology and the legacy of Professor Frederick M. Fowkes.
The Silent Stone: Decoding the 250-Million-Year-Old Secrets of Japan's Toishi-type Shale
Explore the geological secrets of Japan's Toishi-type shale, a 250-million-year-old siliceous claystone preserving clues about ancient marine environments and Earth's history.
Unlocking Nature's Chemists: The Rise of Designer Metalloenzymes
Explore the revolutionary field of designer metalloenzymes and their potential to transform chemistry through expanded redox capabilities.
The Solar Revolution's New Shine: How Chalcohalides Are Powering a Brighter Future
Discover how emerging chalcohalide materials are revolutionizing solar energy and other energy applications with enhanced stability and efficiency.
Synthesis of Layered Group IV Nitride Materials by Soft Chemical Anion Metathesis
Explore the breakthrough of soft chemical anion metathesis in synthesizing layered group IV nitride materials with customized properties for advanced technologies.
Molecular Tinker Toys: How Rigid PN Cages Are Building the Future
Discover how rigid phosphorus-nitrogen cages are revolutionizing materials science as 3D building blocks for creating precise functional materials.
The Secret World in Your Dust: Unlocking the Hidden Ecosystem of Our Homes
Explore the cutting-edge scientific tools used to decode the complex ecosystem of indoor dust, from DNA sequencing to chemical analysis.
The Silent Battle in the Deep: Testing Metals to Hold Our Nuclear Legacy
How scientists mimic a million years of corrosion in a lab to test nuclear waste container materials