What's behind the odd magnetic fields observed around ice giants? Why, quasi-1D superionic hydrogen, of course.

On the far right side of the periodic table, just beneath oxygen, sits a lesser-known group of elements called the chalcogens, or “ore-forming” elements. While sulfur is widely recognized for its role ...

Researchers accidentally formed gold hydride under extreme pressure, revealing that gold is actually a "reactive metal." ...

Observing a galaxy in the distant cosmos using the JWST, two teams of astronomers believe they may have spotted some of the ...

New research suggests aluminium could replace costly transition metals as catalysts in pharmaceuticals, benefiting India's ...