#31Chemistry & Material Science4 October 2026
Why flexible carbon fabric could replace platinum in clean fuel
Growing cheap metals directly onto carbon cloth creates sturdy, efficient materials that make clean hydrogen gas without precious platinum.
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#32Environmental Science3 October 2026
Tracking the drifting haze of marine PM2.5 over eastern seas
Using satellite data and machine learning, researchers successfully mapped offshore fine particle pollution over the eastern China seas from 2019 to 2024. The model revealed clear seasonal patterns and confirmed that coastal smog drifts directly out across open water.
#33Chemistry & Material Science2 October 2026
How tiny solar antennas turn common bacteria into chemical factories
Researchers built an artificial photosynthesis biohybrid by sticking light-catching polymers onto bacteria that contain mineral reaction centres inside, boosting their chemical production nearly 30-fold.
#34Environmental Science2 October 2026
Why warming Pacific waters threaten sea lion extinction risk in Peru
A study shows that more frequent and severe El Niño events could increase the local extinction risk of female South American sea lions in Peru by 83.4% over 50 years.
#35Chemistry & Material Science30 September 2026
Why shrinking battery anode nanomaterials down to tiny specks stops them cracking
A critical review reveals that shrinking battery anodes into zero-dimensional specks allows them to breathe and expand evenly during charging, preventing the structural cracks that wreck normal electrodes.