Chemistry

These significant advancements could win the Nobel Prizes in Physiology or Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry.

For 75 years, scientists have been trying to devise a way to make a vast supply of radioactive and chemically dangerous waste at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation safe.

Researchers discover that enzymes can be used to ward off the effects of damaging nerve agents.

One hundred fifty years ago, scientists observed in light from the sun the first evidence of the inert gas.

Growing interest in minimally processed wines is shaking up the wine industry.

Nationwide study shows how manufacturing facilities can increase levels of medical compounds in waterways.

The noble gas can help bring atoms together.

Scientists look to nature to make a glue that can bind wet surfaces together.

According to experts, it's strong historic investment in basic science, academic freedom for researchers and patience to see results.

Cryo-electron microscopy helps scientists see the structure of biomolecules down to each individual atom.

So-called cryo-electron microscopy can see the atoms of biological proteins in water.

Beginning early Monday morning, Inside Science will cover the discoveries behind three of the most anticipated science prizes of the year.