Chemistry

Scientists use tiny diamond anvils to put squeeze on materials

Scientists use tiny diamond anvils to put squeeze on materials

Researchers invent tiny, light-powered wires to modulate brain's electrical signals Yellow cell under a microscope

Researchers invent tiny, light-powered wires to modulate brain's electrical signals

Jack Halpern, ‘towering intellect’ in field of inorganic chemistry, 1925-2018 Jack Halpern smiling and writing as his desk

Jack Halpern, ‘towering intellect’ in field of inorganic chemistry, 1925-2018

Scientists get better numbers on what happens when electrons get wet

Scientists get better numbers on what happens when electrons get wet

Tiny scales could serve as safe material in implants to reinforce bones and joints Close-up of black scales

Tiny scales could serve as safe material in implants to reinforce bones and joints

UChicago chemists introduce novel method to separate isotopes

UChicago chemists introduce novel method to separate isotopes

Study suggests tectonic plates began moving half a billion years earlier than thought

Study suggests tectonic plates began moving half a billion years earlier than thought

Scientists make atoms-thick Post-It notes for solar cells and circuits Diagram of stacked material showing "height of 12 hydrogen atoms stacked"

Scientists make atoms-thick Post-It notes for solar cells and circuits

New method improves accuracy of imaging systems

New method improves accuracy of imaging systems

Robert Gomer, chemist, longtime teacher and cherished colleague, 1924-2016 Gomer

Robert Gomer, chemist, longtime teacher and cherished colleague, 1924-2016

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