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Researchers have developed a self-destructing plastic containing dormant microbes that decomposes completely in six days without creating microplastics, offering a potential solution to plastic waste persistence.
Scientists developed a camera using light field technology and advanced sensors to track invisible particles like neutrinos in 3D within unsegmented scintillator blocks, potentially simplifying particle detection systems.
German researchers are developing two technologies to destroy persistent PFAS chemicals: hydrodynamic cavitation and cold atmospheric plasma combined with gas dispersion, both showing promise in degrading these “forever chemicals” in contaminated water.
Researchers used classical computers with advanced mathematical techniques to solve a complex quantum physics problem previously thought to require quantum hardware, with some calculations running on a personal laptop.
Scientists warn that oxygen levels in oceans and freshwater systems are declining rapidly due to warming and pollution, potentially causing irreversible damage for centuries.