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Researchers Crystallize Hydrogen Sulfide In Superconducting Phase

A team of Japanese researchers has unraveled the crystal structure of hydrogen sulfide, a promising superconducting material.

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This Is What A Chemical Bond Looks Like

Scientists have successfully visualized the formation of a chemical bond in real time.

In the Lab

A Greasy Way To Take Better Protein Snapshots

Scientists in Japan have come up with a greasy method to study the 3D structure of molecules that are difficult to crystallize.

In the Lab

Scientists Develop Polymer That Glows When It Detects Carbon Dioxide Gas

Scientists have developed a flexible crystalline polymer, that when infused with fluorescent molecules, glows with varying intensity based on the concentration of carbon dioxide in the environment.

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Researchers Crystallize Hydrogen Sulfide In Superconducting Phase

This Is What A Chemical Bond Looks Like

A Greasy Way To Take Better Protein Snapshots

Scientists Develop Polymer That Glows When It Detects Carbon Dioxide Gas

EDITOR’S PICK

10 Years Of Celebrating Asia’s Researchers

Learning From Environmental Defenders

The Equalizers