Unlocking Archaea’s Secrets for Hydrogen Energy
New research reveals how our 2-billion-year-old microbial ancestors, archaea, used hydrogen gas to produce energy
Unveiling a New Type of Vortex in Photon Collisions
New research has unveiled a groundbreaking discovery: a previously unknown type of vortex is formed when photons collide.
The Quest for Sustainable Cement Production
The industrial sector accounts for a significant portion of carbon emissions, with the production of cement and steel being major contributors.
Webb Telescope Finds Record-Breaking Early Universe Supernovae
The James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a stunning view into the early universe, discovering record-breaking supernovae from when the universe was just in its infancy.
Unlocking the Canine Code: AI’s Impact on Understanding Dogs
AI could soon help us understand our furry friends better, as per a recent study.
Pertussis on the Rise: What You Need to Know
Blowing soap bubbles may seem like child’s play, but the physics behind them is opening new doors in scientific research.
How Soap Bubbles Are Advancing Scientific Research
Blowing soap bubbles may seem like child’s play, but the physics behind them is opening new doors in scientific research.
Embracing Digital Literacy: ELA 7-9 Curriculum Focus
The English Language Arts (ELA) 7-9 curriculum integrates reading, writing, listening, speaking, viewing, and representing
JWST Uncovers Carbon in One of the Universe’s First Galaxies
Astronomers detect carbon in a galaxy just 350 million years after the Big Bang.