István Puskás

Moon, Water and Powdered Alcohol? A Footnote from NASA’s Lunar Life Support Studies

Cyclodextrins turn up in unexpected places. One of them is a NASA engineering paper on how to keep astronauts supplied

Cyclodextrins have been in the focus of chemistry for decades. Behind the knowledge of cyclodextrin science are a few hundred

When cyclodextrin meets brewer’s yeast Non-alcoholic beer sales keep growing, but one complaint remains: the foam collapses too fast. Without

From curcuminoid solubilization to potential boron neutron capture therapy for Alzheimer’s disease What if a cyclodextrin could help take a

When α-Cyclodextrin Meets 1-MCP: Supramolecular Chemistry Behind Fruit Storage Keeping harvested fruit fresh is, at its core, a race against

60,000 charge–discharge cycles. A charging time of around three minutes. And the key material is a polymer made from cyclodextrin

Spicy food is loved around the world, but the burning sensation that follows can be less enjoyable. An interesting new

This study developed a new vaginal hydrogel to treat genitourinary syndrome of menopause, aiming to improve drug retention and patient

Golf balls may look simple, but they are highly engineered products. Their performance depends on carefully designed combinations of cores,

A new chapter in targeted cancer therapy On July 14, 2026, the U.S. FDA approved REVTORPYK™ (gedatolisib), developed by Celcuity,