Researchers are developing magnonic processors that use magnetic spin waves instead of electric current to process data.

Concentrated arsenic waste generated by groundwater treatment plants can now be easily transformed into metallic arsenic.

Experiments only directly confirmed the existence of this type of magnetic material last year but it's already making waves ...

A new state-of-the-art national laboratories facility has been officially opened in Guildford, UK, following a £20 million ...

Study targets a key bottleneck in hit to lead optimisation by designing fragments that are both structurally diverse and easy ...

Water confined in nanoscale channels has dramatically different electrical properties from bulk water, researchers at the ...

The barrage of legal action against US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson (J&J), involving claims that the company’s baby ...

The report finds the GTV, the ‘premier’ route for talented and promising researchers, is the costliest of all visas in the ...

Failing to mix reactions in heterogeneous or industrial systems could cause numerous issues and might even be dangerous, ...

Halloween decor is full of black cats and bats side-by-side, poised with backs arched and wings spread to deliver seasonal ...

From wooden models to thousands and thousands of structures, Julia Robinson tells the story of how Richard Robson, Susumu ...

Proposals to cut up to 10 staff and reduce undergraduate numbers by 50 in the school of chemistry at Cardiff University have ...