Tiniest Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs)
This enables ultra-sharp screens and microscopes, but also opens up entirely new possibilities for wave optics applications
In Fermi’s Footsteps: The Roman Homes of a Scientific Pioneer
A journey through Enrico Fermi’s life, told through the houses he lived in
BASF Invests in Europe’s Semiconductor Future
With a new state-of-the-art Electronic Grade Ammonium Hydroxide (NH₄OH EG) plant in Ludwigshafen, BASF will supply ultra-pure NH₄OH crucial for advanced node chip technologies
Otto Hahn Prize 2025 for Peter Hommelhoff
Outstanding achievements in ultrafast physics honored
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Nobel Prize in Physics 2025
John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis showed that an electrical circuit small enough to hold in one’s hand can display quantum tunneling and energy quantization
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A New Tb Cluster Scintillator for Temperature-Independent X-ray Imaging
A terbium cluster scintillator, a material that converts X-rays into visible light, enables temperature-independent X-ray imaging with 23.3 LP mm⁻¹ resolutio
2025 Ig Nobel Prize Winners
Scientists who were honored presented curiosities such as how people react to being told they are intelligent, how alcohol may aid foreign language speaking, and the physics of pasta sauce clumping
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Cucurbit[7]uril-Based Polymers with Dual Photochromism and Fluorescence
Cucurbit[7]uril-based complexes with tunable assembly show adjustable photochromism and fluorescence for multilevel anti-counterfeiting and encryption
EuChemS Walter Thiel Award for Sandra Luber
Sandra Luber, University of Zurich, Switzerland, honored for outstanding contributions to computational chemistry
Marie Curie Exhibition in Genua Showcases Her Italian Travels
The exhibition, recently opened in Genoa, offers a unique glimpse into Curie’s travels and will continue to Rome, Pisa, and Paris
Fast, Accurate, and Data-Efficient: The Future of Electron Density Prediction
GED-CRN model reaches MP2-level accuracy with only 19 training molecules, revolutionizing the design of aggregation-induced emission (AIE) materials with 1000x faster computation
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🧪 Article Highlight: Predicting Molecular Aggregate Behavior of Organic Chromophores
Walter Thiel Medal winner Felix Plasser, UK, and colleagues studied how molecules in solid organic materials interact, focusing on the influence of π-stacking and explaining under what circumstances their chromophores couple to form H- or J-aggregates
Intrinsic Luminescence of Pure Organic Mono- and Di-Radicals in Aggregated States
Strategy enables efficient organic radical luminescence in solids by suppressing harmful interactions, aiding solid-state lighting