Living biosensor lights up to detect wine spoilage in real time
A genetically modified E coli glows in the presence of acetic acid, giving winemakers a rapid way to spot spoilage before taste is affected
Was a 2000 year-old jar the world’s first battery?
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Enhance learning with teacher-led explanations
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Researchers crack two century challenge to form calcium bicarbonate crystals
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Master organic mechanisms with an arrows-first approach
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Discover the heaviest element detected in a molecule
Scientists probe the outer limits of the periodic table and uncover properties of mysterious element nobelium