Scientists developed a new membrane with one-nanometer pores, potentially cutting industrial energy use and improving water recycling and chemical purification.
Researchers found that longer molecules can pass faster through dynamic nanoscale pores than shorter ones, challenging conventional understanding of molecular transport.
A new reversible conductive glue developed by Newcastle University could revolutionize electronics recycling by allowing components to be easily separated for reuse.
Researchers discovered that exchanging counter anions can increase carbon dioxide adsorption in polyionic liquids sevenfold, offering a new design guideline for CO2 capture technologies.