That fleeting window is precisely what makes Cu‑64 so attractive for medicine. It lasts long enough to travel through the ...

In the quiet corridors of UCLA Health, researchers uncovered a surprising aid in the fight against obesity, not a new diet, ...

Known as the Richat Structure, this 50-kilometre-wide geological wonder has once again fascinated scientists and storytellers ...

Image shows a type of plankton called Foraminifer – microscopic organisms, the size of a grain of sand – which float with fellow microorganisms close to the surface of the ocean. Credit: Bernat ...

Metastability arises from the finite lifetime of a state when a lower-energy configuration is possible but can only be reached by tunneling through an energy barrier. This phenomenon is observed in ...

With an improved catalyst, ORNL chemists converted two greenhouse gases, methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2), to syngas, a valuable mix of hydrogen (H2) and carbon monoxide (CO). Credit: Philip ...

Imagine a type of matter where particles are arranged in a neat crystal pattern but can flow without friction. This peculiar state is called a supersolid, requiring particles to share a common phase ...

Major new footprint discoveries on Britain’s ‘dinosaur highway’. Credit for both images: Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Researchers from the Universities of Oxford and Birmingham have ...

Neurons and their branch extensions known as dendrites are featured within a mouse’s cerebral cortex. How does the brain encode new information, like job tasks or song lyrics? Scientists at the ...

Hydrogen holds the key to clean energy, but there’s a catch—most production methods are riddled with carbon emissions and high costs. What if we could flip the equation, turning waste into fuel with ...

UC Riverside scientists have developed a nanopore-based tool to detect individual molecules, offering a breakthrough in disease diagnostics. Unlike current tests, which require millions of molecules ...

Emotions are messy, but the science behind them is starting to make sense. Researchers at NTNU, led by Professor Hermundur Sigmundsson, have spent years exploring what drives people to reach their ...