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New high-resolution images of the Gag protein will pave the way for new HIV treatments.
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X-ray computed tomography shows how lithium infiltration into a ceramic electrolyte leads to battery degradation and failure
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X-Ray Reflectivity measurements offer insights into a slippery industrial additive.
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Understanding how fungal pathogen interacts with rice cells could help engineer new defences.
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A structural mimic of the HCV vaccine may be the key to enhancing our immune response.
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Synchrotron X-rays show that the iron-rich surfaces of asteroids are altered by space weathering.
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Researchers used Diamond to study aluminium alloy under strain & in conditions similar to those in alloy manufacture.
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Researchers discover that plants can make molecular reaction vessels from proteins.
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Antiferromagnetic domains can be controlled using electrical or ultra-short optical pulses.
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Electrons possess many different properties, but the one that is most commonly used is charge.
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There are many drugs that are not in clinical use because they are either too toxic or too sensitive to use.
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The fast paced, self-assembly of proteins in living organisms is essential for many biological processes.
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Researchers show Icelandic dust is significantly different to dust from arid regions with potentially significant climate effects
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Metal-air batteries represent a leap forward in battery technology.
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Gliomas constitute the vast majority of primary brain tumours and unfortunately, patients diagnosed with gliomas have poor clinical prognoses
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African Trypanosomiasis more commonly known as “sleeping sickness” is caused by the microscopic parasite Trypanosoma brucei (T. brucei).
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Antibiotic resistance is a global problem. Today, routine surgeries can be complicated by infections that are seemingly impossible to treat with the available drugs.
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Combining high-resolution macromolecular crystallography with functional studies shows why CBD helps some epilepsy patients and suggests why THC doesn't
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Looking at chirality in thin polymer films that are important for electronics.
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High-resolution cryo-EM protein structures offer new insights into a major target for cancer therapies
