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June 29, 2016

Researchers at IBM's Alameda Laboratories, in California, have discovered a new one-step chemical process that turns polycarbonates into safe plastics for use in areas such as water purification, optical fibers and medical equipment.

Researchers at IBM have discovered a process for turning old phones and CDs into a new type of non-toxic plastic

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Scientists from the SLAC accelerator and Stanford University combined experimental data and theory to understand how the universe formed and what the future holds. Stringy clumps of dark matter (black regions) serve as scaffolds for the construction of cosmic structures made of normal matter (bright regions), which include stars, galaxies, and galaxy clusters. Figure: S Skillman, YY. Mao, KIPAC/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

What does the future hold for the universe? Learning about the future from the distant past

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