Research Articles
Atomic Movies: How Super-Powered Microscopes are Revolutionizing Catalysts
Discover how aberration-corrected Environmental Transmission Electron Microscopy (AC-ETEM) enables scientists to watch atomic-scale reactions in real time, transforming catalyst development.
How Salty Water Shapes Wheat from Roots to Grains
Discover how salt-tolerant wheat varieties use their root systems to withstand salinity stress and protect global food security.
Printing Habitats from Moon Dust: How the ATHLETE Robot Could Build Our Lunar Future
Explore how NASA's ATHLETE rover could transform lunar regolith into sustainable habitats using ISRU technology for humanity's future on the Moon.
The Hidden World of Protein Crystallization: How Order Emerges from Chaos
Discover how recent breakthroughs in protein crystallization are revealing the mysterious molecular dance that gives birth to crystals, rewriting textbooks and revolutionizing drug development.
Venus: Earth's Evil Twin and the Key to Planetary Evolution
Discover how Venus, Earth's twin planet, holds the key to understanding the evolution of terrestrial planets and the search for habitable worlds.
Capturing the Inner Workings of Matter: Ultrafast Movies of Atoms and Electrons
Explore how high-harmonic generation and coherent X-ray pulses are revolutionizing ultrafast material science, enabling real-time observation of atomic and electronic dynamics.
Mastering Magnetism: The Quest for Giant In-Plane Anisotropy in Metal Bilayers
Explore the groundbreaking research on giant in-plane magnetic anisotropy in epitaxial Co/Fe bilayers and its potential to revolutionize data storage technology.
Digital Resurrection: Rebuilding Serpotta's Stucco Masterpieces
Explore how cutting-edge digital technologies are bringing Giacomo Serpotta's lost stucco masterpieces back to life through 3D scanning, photogrammetry, and virtual recomposition.
The Plasticity of Boronized Layers: When Hardness Meets Flexibility
Explore the breakthrough discovery of plasticity in boronized layers - surface hardening materials that combine extreme hardness with enhanced durability through advanced cooling methods.
The Silent Diet: How Engineers Slim Down Your Car's Thirst for Fuel
Discover how automotive engineers use coast-down tests and digital modeling to improve vehicle fuel efficiency by analyzing aerodynamic drag, rolling resistance, and inertia.