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Researchers have developed a machine learning-based simulation method that supersedes traditional electronic structure simulation techniques. The new Materials Learning Algorithms (MALA) software stack is significantly faster than traditional modeling techniques.

Researchers have discovered that a long-known mutation in the tomato genome can also enhance growth and promote resistance against blossom-end root rot.

Researchers have developed eco-friendly light-emitting electrochemical cells using new molecules called dendrimers, combined with biomass-derived electrolytes and graphene-based electrodes.

Researchers have found a remarkable example: male spider mites guard and then actively strip off the skin of premature females that are soon to molt and mature to make them accessible for mating sooner.

Scientists have measured the electric dipole of electrons more precisely than ever before. Their results could have a significant impact on theories for what occurred immediately after the Big Bang.

In a new study, researchers identified large stocks of methane gas leaking from the groundwater springs uncovered by melting glaciers in the Arctic.

New research, published July 6 in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series, shows that persistent marine heat waves lead to massive delayed seabird die-offs months later.

Obesity risk genes make people feel hungrier and lose control over their eating, but practicing dietary restraint could counteract this.

Animal-based food products often come packaged in a wide array of information labels, including organic, natural, grass-fed, humanely raised and pasture-raised. But there is still confusion about food labels related to animal welfare.

A new study shows that in conjugated polymer electrodes, the movement of "holes" – empty spaces for electrons to move into – may be the limiting factor in how quickly a bioelectronic material charges up.