SUSS MicroTec Announces Collaboration in Nano Research with Cornell University

New stainless steel for safe transport and storage of hydrogen

Passivation strategy overcomes corrosion and hydrogen embrittlement

Recyclable ink for 3D printing

A water-based ink derived from industrial waste could enable energy-efficient and circular manufacturing

Reimagining a forgotten battery design from Thomas Edison

Proteins from beef production revolutionize batteries

Element cobalt exhibits surprising properties

"This completely changes our current understanding of the fundamental properties of this elemental material"

Dimethyl Ether Could Be the Game Changer for the Hydrogen Economy

New process revolutionizes production

Scientists use sunlight and liquid metal to produce clean hydrogen from water

New process circumvents previous limitations of electrolysis

Seeing How Atoms Vibrate at the Angstrom Scale

New route into 2D materials

Research team produces ultra-clean MXenes with outstanding electrical performance

Water – from chemical disruptor to structural building block

New material uses water as a targeted chemical design element

What does a collapsing polymer sound like?

Sound technology reveals what visualization cannot achieve

MXene for energy storage: More versatile than expected

Chemical states of titanium atoms on MXene flake surfaces mapped for the first time using in situ X-ray microscopy

Chemists have made a major breakthrough

After decades of global searching: Saarbrücken chemists create an iconic aromatic molecule with sili

Sustainable and efficient production of ammonia and formic acid

Three-component catalyst developed for pulsed electrolysis

Batteries from rust?

Carbon spheres filled with iron oxide deliver high storage capacity

No need for rare earths or liquid helium! Cryogenic cooling material composed solely of abundant elements

Holding promise for application to cooling in medical mri and quantum computers

From litter to power: Turning cigarette butts into high-performance supercapacitors

Conversion of cigarette butts into carbon electrodes with exceptional long-term stability

Not all microplastics are the same

“The results of the study demonstrate that microplastics cannot be regarded as a homogeneous group of substances"

Europe’s battery transition requires new approaces to material processing

EU project USE-G launched: Chlorine-based graphite purification for more sustainable batteries

Sustainable Polyurethane Production Without Toxic Isocyanate

Researchers replace toxic chemical with harmless dicarbamate and use CO2 as a raw material for sustainable plastic production

A quantum leap in optical microscopy

Researchers from Regensburg and Birmingham overcome a fundamental limitation of optical microscopy

Chemical plant closures rate surges six-fold in Europe since 2022

"It’s no longer a question of being five minutes before or after twelve. The sector is under severe stress and breaking"

Wood chemicals replace toxic bisphenols in cash register receipts

Lignin makes cash register receipts safer

Swedish start-up produces graphite from forest waste for batteries and green steel

EIT RawMaterials invests €0.6 million in Nordic Bio-Graphite

Scientists optimized wastewater use for green hydrogen production through artificial intelligence

Sustainable Polyurethane Production Without Toxic Isocyanate

Researchers replace toxic chemical with harmless dicarbamate and use CO2 as a raw material for sustainable plastic production

Electric eel biology inspires powerful gel battery

A unique approach to developing non-toxic batteries for use in medical devices and more

DOMO Chemicals Germany: Plants go into emergency operation

Negotiations with creditors for a short-term mass loan have failed

Engineering a low-cost alternative catalyst for producing sustainable petrochemicals

Newly identified methods to harness the properties of tungsten carbide could yield viable substitutes for precious metals

Scientists design molecules “backward” to speed up discovery

Ground-breaking method offers potential for faster creation of pharmaceuticals, materials, and new technologies

Climate-friendly production of formic acid and hydrogen from the waste product glycerine

New electrolysis process could make an important contribution to the electrification of the chemical industry

New process for stable, long-lasting all-solid-state batteries

“A few more adjustments – and we could get started”

Twogee Biotech secures more than €2 million in seed funding to transform the chemical industry

"Second generation raw materials have the potential to become a real game changer when sustainability and higher profitability go hand in hand, as they do here”

Do natural substances from blueberries and blue grapes protect nerve cells from aging?

A clock that measures the aging of nerve cells finds molecules that protect against age-related neurodegeneration

EFSA warns of lectins in undercooked beans

European authority sees health risk for all age groups from phytohemagglutinin

New rapid diagnostics could reduce antibiotic consumption for urinary tract infections

Fast, precise and cost-effective method developed to analyze disease-causing bacteria and their susceptibility to antibiotics

How sweet is healthy? Tagatose could solve the sugar problem

Tufts researchers use E. coli as microfactories for tagatose, which has 60% fewer calories and hardly affects blood sugar levels

Cheese without cows?

Researchers investigated the beliefs that influence consumers' willingness to buy animal-free Gouda

Discovered by chance: the refractive index microscope

An astonishing success: by combining completely different microscopy methods, the optical density of a sample can be measured with pinpoint accuracy

Parkinson's disease: Ion channel as a promising approach for active substances

Ion channel as promising avenue for new drugs

Bel Reinforces Its Industrial Position In Egypt

80% of total production exported to 19 countries, generating more than €1.4 billion in export value over the last 15 years

New test shows which antibiotics actually work

“Our test method allows us to tailor antibiotic therapies specifically to the bacterial strains in individual patients”

New skin for burn victims

Spin-off cultivates personalized transplants from the body's own cells that feel like natural skin and grow with the body

Mö Foods secures € 2.4 million and redefines cheese alternative made from oats

Mö Foods is taking plant-based products out of their niche with its award-winning oat-based cheese alternatives

Thermo Fisher Scientific and NVIDIA launch AI revolution in the laboratory

"We are entering the era of ‘lab-in-the-loop’ science... to scale scientific discovery at industrial pace"

Two days of oatmeal reduce cholesterol level

Study shows that positive effects are still evident even six weeks later

Compact AI-based hyperspectral camera enables new industrial applications

Quality control of food, plastics, etc.: New camera detects chemical properties invisible to the human eye

Automata raises $45 million for AI-enabled laboratory automation

Series C financing is intended to drive scalable software-defined laboratory processes and accelerate AI-driven drug discovery

Researchers crack the mystery of band pattern formation in centrifuged blood

Better understanding the fundamental rules of nature

Griesson - de Beukelaer continues growth path and invests in the future

Revenue rises to 783 million euros

New imaging technology can detect early signs of heart disease through the skin.

Detecting progression before symptoms appear

How does coffee turn immune cells into cancer fighters?

A study shows that everyday substances like caffeine from coffee, tea or even chocolate can be harnessed to precisely control how cells behave

Strategic milestone: waterdrop becomes profitable and closes 2025 with strong growth

"2025 was a year in which many strategic decisions had an impact for waterdrop®"

trinamiX with new management

BASF considers restructuring or partial sale of its subsidiary

Natural daylight improves the metabolism

Artificial light disrupts the body's internal clock

Katjes International acquires Graze brand from Unilever

Production facility in London with approximately 180 employees acquired

Bruker consolidates ownership of TOFWERK

Expanding its mass spectrometry portfolio into new applied markets

Advance in pulmonary mRNA vaccine development

Novel hybrid polymer nanocarriers enable effective vaccine delivery in the lungs and the targeted activation of immune cells

Sugar tax to curb chronic diseases

DEGAM welcomes legislative initiative on sugar tax

A quantum leap in optical microscopy

Researchers from Regensburg and Birmingham overcome a fundamental limitation of optical microscopy

Could cheese protect your brain health?

A new study links eating more high-fat cheese and cream to a lower risk of developing dementia

Early warning for wine spoilage glow's in the dark

This could offer a simpler, lower-cost alternative to lab testing and strengthen quality control across fermentation-based industries

Coffee as a Staining Agent Substitute in Electron Microscopy

Researchers have proven that espresso is a favourable alternative to the highly toxic and radioactive uranyl acetate in the analysis of biological samples