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John Crocker had expected to see a level line—aa comfortable flat track for certain slight pinnacles and valleys—yyet the plot of energy before him dove strongly downward. "It's a rare

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The team discovered the glucocorticoid receptor’s exceptional flexibility.

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Glucocorticoids, like cortisone, are among the most commonly used sedatives, and are used to treat asthma, psoriasis, organ transplantation, and even Coronavirus.As to pharmacological activity,

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Research Confirms the Effectiveness of Oil Dispersants in Oil Spill Cleanup

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As part of the response to the BP oil spill, chemical dispersants were sprayed in unprecedented quantities in the Gulf. The toxic effects of these

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A metallurgist explains the unusual qualities of aluminum.

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Despite being the most abundant metal on the planet, accounting for more than 8% of the world's center of mass, Danish physicist Hans Christian rsted discovered it in the 1820s.This

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Going back to fundamentals results in a printable, translucent, and highly conductive material.

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It was a basic thought—pperhaps too easy to even consider working. Research researcher James Consider and a group of Georgia Tech scientists and specialists figured

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Seaweed compounds are being employed to improve bypass surgery outcomes.

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Scientists are using a natural material derived from kelp to promote vascular cell development, prevent blood clumps, and work on the demonstration of engineered vascular

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Researchers use bacteria-eating viruses to make a highly effective food decontamination spray.

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Scientists at McMaster College have made a strong new weapon against bacterial tainting and disease. They have fostered a method for cajoling bacteriophages—iinnocuous infections that eat microbes—iinto connecting together and

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Breaking the Chemical Code of how Iodine contributes to Cloud Formation

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A new experiment at the world's largest particle physics laboratory demonstrates how the gas-phase form of iodine, known as iodic acid, forms and suggests it

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Small-scale Platinum Intermetallic Fuel Cell Catalysts using a New Technique

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Atomically ordered intermetallic nanoparticles are promising for catalytic applications, but they are difficult to produce because the high-temperature annealing required for atom ordering inevitably accelerates

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Researchers investigate next-generation bio-inspired structural materials inspired by pangolins and peacocks.

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Nature can do a lot with a few simple particles, from pangolin scales that can withstand uppings and hard hits to vivid, yet strong, peacock feathers. In another survey paper,