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A thermal cloak that passively regulates the temperature of electric vehicles could be a novel way to keep them cool in the summer and warm in the winter. This thermal

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‘Lava lamp’ vesicles demonstrate how cells can self-organize.

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A living cell is packed with enormous, complex particles. Our understanding of how cells manage their essential biochemistry in a crowded space could be enhanced

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A breakthrough in material design will benefit football players, car occupants, and hospital patients.

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The disclosure that football players were unwittingly gaining super durable cerebrum harm as they piled up head hits all through their expert professions made a

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Beyond reduction cocatalysts: A new perspective on metal cocatalysts’ roles in photocatalysis

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An on-site and on-demand chemical technology for the environmentally friendly and sustainable use of methane has the potential to emerge from the photocatalytic conversion of methane with water, a ubiquitous

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Researchers create a more secure type of QR code using liquid crystals that imitate beetle shell colour units.

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A method for transforming cholesteric liquid crystals (CLCs) into spherical particles of micrometer size has been developed by a group of researchers led by Dr.

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Aqueous rechargeable zinc-ion batteries with metal/covalent organic frameworks

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In a survey driven by Prof. Chunyi Zhi (City College of Hong Kong) and distributed in the diary Science China Science, specialists zeroed in on

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Researchers suggest post-synthesis modification of covalent organic frameworks for carbon dioxide electroreduction.

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For the construction of catalysts for the electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CO2RR), the class of templates known as covalent organic frameworks (COFs), which feature functionalization with high precision and

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Scientists use carbon isotope discrimination to produce isotopic atropisomers.

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In science, a particle is supposed to be chiral in the event that it can't be superposed onto its perfect representation by any blend of

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Humidity, not simply light, causes color fading in antique artworks, according to academics.

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The colors that you see when you look at a painting in a museum probably aren't as bright as they were before, which was mostly

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A new study calls into question the current understanding of the charging mechanism in electrochemical devices.

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Another study by specialists at the College of Cambridge uncovers an amazing revelation that could change the eventual fate of electrochemical gadgets. In areas like energy storage, brain-like computing, and