IN THE LAB
Electrons Exhibit Strange Quantum Behavior
Instead of rotating uniformly as predicted by classical physics, electrons rotate at three different frequencies in a magnetic field.
Synthetic Ion Transporters Make Cells Self-Destruct
Synthetic ion transporters increase the influx of chloride ions into the cell, thereby triggering apoptosis.
Electromagnetic Stimulation For A Better Brain?
A study shows that weak electromagnetic stimulation could reorganize the brain with few side effects.
NMR Under Pressure
An NMR-probe that can withstand extremely high pressures could give us insights into the chemistry happening deep below the Earth's crust.
Fighting Counterfeits With Nanopillars
The moisture from a breath of air reveals hidden patterns in a nanopillar-structured material.
The Optimal Thickness for Next Gen RRAM
Scientists have found that varying the thickness of the interlayer is one method that could be used to enhance the performance of RRAM devices.
Deep Down, The Moon Is Still Warm
Contrary to expectations, scientists have found that the Moon has a warm inner core.
Graphene: Simple Switch From Sheets To Droplets
By tweaking pH, scientists have managed to cause graphene to spontaneously form liquid crystal droplets.
Of Moth And Men
A study of the structure of sex pheromones in moths could shed light on the related hormone in humans.
