science Jan 31, 2026, 5:39 PM
Arsenic found in multiple popular candies raises health concerns - The Florida Department of Health tested 46 candy products for arsenic contamination.
- Arsenic was found in 28 of those products, raising concerns about food safety for children.
- The controversy highlights the debate over safety standards and eating practices for candies in the U.S.
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science Jan 24, 2026, 2:36 PM
Edison's messy experiment accidentally leads to graphene discovery - Rice University chemists replicated a historic experiment conducted by Thomas Edison in 1879.
- Their research uncovered an unexpected byproduct: graphene, a material with unique properties.
- This finding has the potential to reshape the understanding of Edison's contributions and the evolution of materials science.
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science Dec 17, 2025, 4:45 PM
University of Limerick wins award for groundbreaking collaboration with Nobel laureate - Researchers at the University of Limerick's Bernal Institute collaborated with Nobel laureate Susumu Kitagawa on metal-organic frameworks.
- The team received the Academic Collaboration Award for contributions to the MOF research field, notably in developing sustainable applications.
- The recognition of their efforts is expected to enhance interdisciplinary engagement and investment in MOF research.
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science Dec 8, 2025, 8:00 AM
ATU researchers develop safer technology to improve lithium-ion battery life - ATU researchers are working on a new technique to improve the safety and lifespan of lithium-ion batteries.
- One significant issue with these batteries is thermal runaway, leading to dangerous situations.
- The outcome of this research may revolutionize battery production, enhancing safety and performance.
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science Nov 19, 2025, 10:37 AM
Chinese scientists boost plastic production efficiency with innovative catalyst - Chinese scientists have created a new method to manufacture rubber and plastic from hydrogen and carbon monoxide gases.
- An iron-based catalyst demonstrated nearly 50% improvement in efficiency for producing olefins from syngas.
- This innovative approach could significantly reduce the carbon footprint and environmental impact of the chemical industry.
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science Nov 17, 2025, 1:31 PM
Fern species found to produce rare earth element minerals, easing supply crisis - Chinese scientists discovered that Blechnum orientale can accumulate and produce rare earth element minerals.
- The fern is known as a hyperaccumulator, capable of thriving in metal-rich soils.
- This research could revolutionize sustainable practices in extracting rare earth elements.
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