With the ability to release and absorb oxygen at low temperatures, this metal oxide could improve everything from fuel cell technology to smart windows.

One broken piece of quartz in a physics lab could shed light on the history of life on Earth and the search for other habitable worlds. Today, most life as we know it depends on oxygen. Specifically, ...

We all need oxygen to survive - but what if the very thing keeping us alive is also killing us? This video explores the ...

New research reveals when oxygen flips from stable to reactive, "singlet" form connecting the chemistry of life with ...

Researchers from the Freunberger group at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) have unveiled pivotal ...

A study supported by NASA has shown that Earth's oxygen-rich atmosphere, which makes our planet hospitable for humans and animals, will not last forever. In fact, scientists now believe that Earth's ...

Researchers from the Freunberger group at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) have unveiled pivotal ...

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Oxygen-producing rocks have been found on the deep seafloor, challenging what we know about oxygen production. I don’t know about you, but when I learned about oxygen production, it involved plants, ...

Deep-sea researchers have launched a groundbreaking project to investigate "dark oxygen"—a form of oxygen produced in total darkness on the ocean floor. The initiative follows last year's discovery of ...

Six days after firefighters put out the Lachman Fire, as strong, dry winds whipped across the Santa Monica Mountains, its ...

Enclosed though he was in 9-ft. by 5-ft. tank, Biologist Joe D. McClure was not alone: connected with him by pipes were several billion or trillion single-celled algae (Chlorella). Looking like ...