Ever wondered why your frozen water bottle cracks, even when it’s only half full? Scientists at the University of Amsterdam have cracked the mystery. Their research reveals that pockets of trapped liquid create extreme pressure as they freeze, strong enough to break glass. The solution? Smaller bottles and water-repellent surfaces can prevent the problem.

A 10-year study has found that Americans across all wealth levels are more likely to die sooner than their European counterparts. Data from adults aged 50 to 85 from both the countries were analyzed for the study.

For the first time, scientists have captured chemical reactions at the atomic level in real time. Using a revolutionary 'cinematic chemistry' technique, researchers observed single atoms dancing through a catalytic process, uncovering hidden pathways and fleeting molecules.

Jeol has announced the launch of a new cold field emission cryo-electron microscope – Cryo Arm 300 II. The solution has been developed on the concept of “Quick and easy to operate and get high-contrast and high-resolution images”.

We’ve long known that diet plays a crucial role in cancers of the liver and pancreas. But could the food we eat also influence lung cancer risk? A groundbreaking study from UF Health and the University of Kentucky reveals a surprising link between the Western diet and lung cancer growth.

A pH electrode needs to be calibrated regularly. It is recommended that you do this at least once a day before you start your pH measurements. This article gives you a step by step instruction.

Researchers have developed what they claim to be the first wearable device for measuring gases emitted from and absorbed by the skin. The new technology comprises a collection of sensors that precisely measure changes in temperature, water vapor, CO2 and VOCs, which each give valuable insight into various skin conditions and overall health.

What if your earliest memories never really vanished — you just can’t reach them? A new Yale study is challenging long-held beliefs about “infantile amnesia.” Their results are raising fresh questions about where our early experiences as babies go.

Researchers have revealed that big birds such as emus which have previously been called the world’s dumbest bird is capable of technical innovation and solving tricky problems.

At the Marine Biological Laboratory, scientists have ingeniously fused two powerful imaging techniques — polarized fluorescence and dual-view light sheet microscopy — to create a groundbreaking hybrid microscope. This innovation enables researchers to capture both the 3D orientation and position of molecules inside cells.