Called CHIDO, Mexican slang for "cool," the new technology takes imaging single molecules into the third dimension.

Radiation from space may have left a mark on early life, researchers say. It could explain chirality, or why molecules have left- and right-handed versions.

Researchers have stored and retrieved image data from mixtures containing molecules they made in the lab. It's a step forward for molecular data storage.

How water vapor can transform directly into solid ice may one day lead to the design of materials that make ice removal more simple and less costly.

The first measurement of heat transfer through a single molecule could pave the way for molecular computing.

Using X-ray pulses, researchers have been able to see molecular motion in real-time, something that was once impossible.

DNA isn't the only molecule to show promise for data storage. A new study is proof-of-concept for using artificial metabolomes.