Physicists have, for the first time, shown that even a single photon obeys one of nature’s strictest rules: conservation of angular momentum. Achieved only once in a billion attempts, this needle-in-a-haystack success not only proves a…
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Scientists Just Split a Single Photon. Here’s What They Found
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US scientists create reusable ‘jelly ice’ that never melts
Melting ice is a hassle. It leaves a soggy mess, dilutes drinks, and contaminates food.
Researchers have now created a new kind of reusable, compostable ice that never leaves a puddle behind.
University of California, Davis food scientists…
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Branched polymers protect cell mimics that can interact with biological cells | Research
A stabilising sheath of interlocking polymers enables coacervate microdroplets to more closely mimic natural cells than ever before. The researchers behind the work showed how the protected coacervates can form part of a chemical signalling…
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Memp: A Task-Agnostic Framework that Elevates Procedural Memory to a Core Optimization Target in LLM-based Agent
LLM agents have become powerful enough to handle complex tasks, ranging from web research and report generation to data analysis and multi-step software workflows. However, they struggle with procedural memory, which is often rigid,…
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One atom, endless power: Scientists create a shape-shifting catalyst for green chemistry
A research team at the Politecnico di Milano has developed an innovative single-atom catalyst capable of selectively adapting its chemical activity. This is a crucial step forward in sustainable chemistry and the design of more efficient and…
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Ultrathin membranes boost sensitivity for next-gen night vision tech
A new nanomanufacturing method creates ultrathin membranes with record sensitivity, paving the way for advances in thermal imaging and night vision systems.
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Scientists Heat Gold Hotter Than the Sun and It Doesn’t Melt
Researchers heated gold to unprecedented temperatures without melting it, overturning a century-old theory and paving the way for breakthroughs in fusion and planetary science. Record-Breaking Heat and Shattered Theories Scientists have achieved…
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Emerging Trends in AI Cybersecurity Defense: What’s Shaping 2025? Top AI Security Tools
The AI security arms race is in full swing. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, organizations are reimagining defense strategies—with artificial intelligence taking center stage. Here’s a look at some of the most impactful…
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Scientists reveal how just two human decisions rewired the Great Salt Lake forever
Over the past 8,000 years, Utah’s Great Salt Lake has been sensitive to changes in climate and water inflow. Now, new sediment isotope data indicate that human activity over the past 200 years has pushed the lake into a biogeochemical state not…
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Self-driven hydrogel beads offer low-cost phosphorus recovery from wastewater
Researchers developed reusable self-driven hydrogel beads that enrich phosphorus and remove heavy metals from wastewater without external energy.
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