By studying how uranium deposits formed in Canada’s Athabasca Basin, researchers can figure out how to find untapped resources.

Copper artifacts produced before 3,500 BC were derived exclusively from southeast European mines, especially Serbian mining areas.

A new study shows that almost half of the mercury exposure comes from mercury embedded in global trade.

Manganese palladium three has the necessary properties to facilitate a form of working memory that stores data in electron spin directions.

A recent study shows that palladium is the key ingredient to reaching the “Goldilocks zone" where superconductivity works particularly well.

A chemical process for the removal of uranium from groundwater has been discovered.

A look at the esteemed financial paper’s case for calling copper the next big bull market.