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By Oct 26, 2020
Science

Can you guess the tiny objects in these zoomed-in photos?

Tour the latest Nikon Small World award winners.
By Jun 14, 2016
Space

A Molecule In Space Could Help Us Understand The Origin Of Life On Earth

Are your molecules lefties or righties?
By May 4, 2016
Science

3D Holograms Of Atoms Offer A Glimpse Inside Molecules

To understand a molecule, you need to know the lay of its atoms
By Apr 25, 2016
Science

Scientists Create New Quantum State Of Water By Squeezing It

Apparently a molecule under pressure violates the laws of classical physics
By Apr 22, 2016
Science

How Bacteria Create Their Own Ice

Interactions at the tiniest scale can change the world
By Nov 17, 2015
Science

Speedy Submarine Is Made Of A Single Molecule

We can't ride on the tiny submarine, tiny submarine, tiny submarine
By Jul 8, 2015
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Laser Breathalyzer Can Sniff Out Disease

Just breathe and let the 'laserlyzer' do the rest
By Mar 4, 2014
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Nano-Tweezers Can Move Molecules With Light

Just in case you were getting bored with the world, we bring you a tiny tweezer made of light beams.
By Nov 14, 2013
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A Self-Assembling Molecular Train Set

An artificial system mimics the way proteins and other things move around inside cells.
By Jun 3, 2013
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First Images Of How A Molecule’s Structure Changes In A Reaction

Visualizing chemistry is awesome!