Science Highlights

A New Focus Emerges for Barocaloric Cooling Research (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Understanding Phase Separation Could Impact Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disease (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Researchers Develop a Cobalt-Free Cathode for Lithium-Ion Batteries (University of California, Irvine press release)
Studying Unique Alloy Allies for Better Device Technology (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Quantum Leap: Advancing High-Temperature Superconductor Research (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
New Research May Enhance Disease Resistance in Plants (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Diamonds and Rust at the Earth's Core-Mantle Boundary (Arizona State University news story)
Fine-Tuning Breast Cancer Treatment to Overcome Drug Resistance (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Targeting Cancer at the Level of DNA Expression (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Mutations Mislead Glial Cells into Dangerous Activity (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Revealing the Source of Degradation in an Advanced Lithium-ion Battery Cathode (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Targeting Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Using Pressure to Unlock Quantum Phenomena (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
A Tuneable Catalyst for Recycling Carbon Dioxide into Synthetic Fuel (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Fe-Fes Phase Equilibria and Eutectic Melting Relations in Planetary Cores (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
A Cozy Graphene Coat Helps LNOs Reach Their Full Potential (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Under Strain, Materials Take on Enhanced Quantum Properties (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Reducing Global Warming While Generating Fossil Fuel Alternatives (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Unraveling SARS-Cov-2’s Mutagenic Prowess One Enzyme at a Time (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
Advancing Our Understanding of Cell Death (To be published in "APS Science 2022")
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