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A new technique to the production of ‘cosmic magnets’ could minimize the need on rare earths in low-carbon technologies.

Scientists have found a likely new strategy for making the elite exhibition magnets utilized in wind turbines and electric vehicles without the requirement for uncommon earth components, which are only

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Using laser-induced graphene on environmentally friendly and biodegradable commercial paper to detect food temperature and freshness

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An examination group led by Prof. Seung Hwan Ko from the Dept. of Mechanical Designing in Seoul Public College has developed a new innovation for

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Intermetallic Nanoporous Compounds that Increase the Generation of Hydrogen

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Hydrogen has the highest energy density (120 MJ/kg) of all known substances, approximately three times more than diesel or gasoline, meaning it could play a

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Researchers have used cellulose to create a slow-release fertilizer as well as a self-fertilizing propagation pot.

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An examination group partnered with the Lab of Polymeric Materials and Biosorbents at the Government College of So Carlos (UFSCar) in Araras, So Paulo state, Brazil, has created and is

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A novel method for dehydrogenating alkanes at room temperature

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The synthetic term alkanes, or paraffins, alludes to natural mixtures that comprise single-fortified carbon and hydrogen iotas, like methane, ethane, and propane, and a few

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Metal cations control thermoresponsive polymers in smart materials.

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Temperature-responsive or thermoresponsive polymers, also known as savvy materials, are gaining attention for their ability to respond to outside temperature changes, taking into account a

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Investigating a new material that promises faster and higher resolution displays

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Another material is set to furnish us with quicker and higher goal shows. Hokkaido College analysts make sense of what makes this material so unique, making the way for its

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Creating self-complementary macrocycles with clever chemicals

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A few natural particles with effective noncovalent holding locales can utilize their holding properties to make obvious gatherings from a solitary class of atoms—i.e., they

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A naturally occurring metabolite that converts ‘bad’ fat to ‘good’ fat is identified as a drug discovery strategy.

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"Digestion" depicts the body's compound changes that make the vital materials for development and generally well-being. As another discovery from Scripps Exploration and its medication

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‘Smart plastic’ material advances soft, flexible robots and electronics.

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Scientists at The University of Texas at Austin were inspired by living things ranging from trees to shellfish to create a plastic that is hard and unbending in some places