Plastics, paints, electronic equipment, insulating fluids, and other industrial and commercial products all included polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Due to their toxicity, they were widely prohibited
As strong winds and heavy rains engulf Australia's south-eastern coast, new research suggests that intense bushfires aren't far behind, with their dual effects broadening harm zones and infringing on already
With the assistance of mirrors, set two or three hundred nanometers apart, an examination group has figured out how to effectively utilize light. The finding
The secretive changes in periods of issuance—from strong to fluid and back once more—have entranced Eun-Ah Kim since she was in lower primary school in South Korea. Without cold drinking
UCLA specialists and their partners have found another physical science rule administering how intensity moves through materials, and the finding goes against the customary way
Scientists from the Q-NEXT quantum research center explain how to make quantum-enabled organizations of nuclear tickers and accelerometers, and they demonstrate the arrangement's boss, high-accuracy
In a scene from "Star Wars: Episode IV: Another Expectation," R2D2 projects a three-layered, multi-dimensional image of Princess Leia making a frantic request for help. That scene, recorded quite a
Quantum memory gadgets can store information as quantum states rather than two-fold states, as traditional PC memories do. While some current quantum memory innovations have
While considering environmentally friendly power sources, it is frequently sunlight-based or wind-based that come into view first; however, shouldn't something be said about sea energy?
A Hong Kong Baptist College (HKBU) cooperative examination group has combined a nanoparticle named TRZD that can carry out the double role of diagnosing and treating gliomas in the cerebrum.