A new review highlights how combining single-atom catalysts with atomically thin materials could overcome key limitations in water-splitting technology. By focusing on metal–support interactions, researchers outline strategies for designing scalable, high-performance electrocatalysts to advance clean hydrogen production.

Scientists have developed the first perovskite-based detector that has the capacity to capture individual gamma rays for Spect imaging with record-breaking precision. The new innovative solution also has the potential to make common types of nuclear medicine imaging sharper, faster, cheaper and safer.

Researchers have collaborated with the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust and autonomous drone specialists Skybound for a National Institute for Health and Care Research study in order to test the feasibility of drones delivering Automated External Defibrillators for emergency cardiac arrests in remote locations.

What makes an opera singer’s voice stand out on stage? A new study from Keio University decodes the “black box” of opera evaluation, showing that vibrato and the singing power ratio are the strongest predictors of success in competitions. The findings could reshape vocal training and bring science and art closer together.

A study has revealed that a simple three-minute brainwave test can help to identify memory problems in people with Mild Cognitive Impairment, a condition that can lead to Alzheimer’s disease.

A massive Virginia Tech study tracking over 47,000 dogs reveals that while the pandemic barely altered most canine behaviors, trainability dipped slightly — offering a powerful baseline to explore how dogs’ behavior and health evolve as they age.

A new study has revealed that artificial intelligence has the ability to detect and even interpret social situations between people from images and videos almost as reliably as humans.

Flavoured drinks without sugar can be perceived as sweet — and now researchers know why. A new study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, published in the journal Nature Communications, reveals that the brain interprets certain aromas as taste.

Shimadzu has recently announced many new features for its compact Brevis GC-2050 gas chromatograph. The improvements offer flexible configurations which enable the gas chromatograph to cover a wide range of applications.

Eppendorf has introduced its ept.i.p.s. bio-based pipette tips. These sustainable pipette tips are manufactured from at least 90 % renewable and bio-based materials.