A curved nitrogen-doped nanocarbon synthesized that can flip shape and trap a gold atom at its center

Emissive organic salts have long been integral to the discovery of fluorescence phenomena and functional luminescent dyes. Typically, one component of the salt acts as the photoactive unit (luminopho...

Coupling synthetic negative feedback loops (NFLs) offers a step toward instilling order in solutions and achieving the spatiotemporal control seen in biological systems. This study shows that coupling up to three NFLs with different activation thresholds results in hierarchical behavior. Resource competition over Zn(II) mimics ecological interspecific competition—the stronger loop (i.e., the mandrill in the figure) reduces the fitness of the weaker one (i.e., the gray monkeys that do not eat), unless the latter cooperate to overcome the disadvantage.

A mechanochromic rotaxane capable of releasing azetidine-trityl-maleimide (ATM), a new fluorescent probe displaying excellent optical properties (rigidochromic, large Stokes shift, solvent insensitiv...

Study in mice and human cadavers hints that a brain-protective gene in the chromosome becomes more active with age.

Researchers are exploring how to prolong ovarian life and revisiting hormone replacement therapy — a once routine treatment that has fallen out of favour.

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