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Heavy ligands, like polyoxometalates, open a new frontier in the chemistry of actinide elements.
First precise measurement of a hard to detect bound charm quark pair state indicates it is not affected by the medium in high-energy proton-lead collisions.
The shape of tiny silver seeds made of fewer than 200 atoms depends on their precise size and temperature and defines the shape of the final nanoparticle.
Strange metals defy the 60-year-old understanding of electric current as a flow of discrete charges.
Inorganic precursors chosen based on new criteria led to higher phase purity for 32 out of 35 target materials synthesized in a robotic laboratory.
Researchers use a co-design approach to quantify performance tradeoffs in multinode superconducting quantum computers.
Scientists investigate the adsorption, thermodynamics, and kinetic properties of terbium on two popular resins for lanthanide separations: DGA and LN.
Ultrafast X-ray scattering and advanced numerical simulations decode distinct molecular structures and their equilibration dynamics in metal-metal complexes.
Enhancing quantum coherence through innovative materials design in superconducting circuits
Analysis of bacterial toxin-antitoxin systems sheds new light on how microbes interact with other members of their communities.
Public researchers partner with a private company to improve simulations key to controlling plasma heat in a fusion energy power plant.
Scientists Gain new insights into the nature of the puzzling lambda 1405 hyperon resonance and its controversial partner.
