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In the American animated film "Pacific Rim," goliath robots called "Jaegers" battle against obscure beasts to save humankind. These robots are outfitted with counterfeit muscles that mirror genuine living bodies

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Lanthanides linked together shed light on the topic of crystal engineering

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Uncommon earth metals, when connected, can go about as an energy stream and show guarantee for the improvement of novel materials. Researchers have associated two

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Making bandages stickier and remain longer by using sound and bubbles

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Analysts have found that they have some control over the tenacity of glue wraps by utilizing ultrasound waves and air pockets. This advancement could prompt

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Ester electrosynthesis on a long-term basis

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Public University of Singapore physicists have found how acetic acid derivation esters could be electro-blended from water and carbon monoxide in an economically feasible way. The electrocatalytic decrease of carbon

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A study gives new information on an enzyme that combats a prevalent greenhouse gas.

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A protein that battles the ozone-harming substance nitrous oxide (N2O) may one day give researchers a strong new device for lessening how much the gas

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Scientists devise a more environmentally friendly and efficient method of producing next-generation antibiotics.

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A global group of scientists has fostered a strategy for changing one class of anti-toxins by utilizing tiny creatures that produce these mixtures normally. The

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pH programming: A new approach might speed up DNA synthesis

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pH — the grouping of protons in a watery arrangement — shows how acidic the arrangement is. It manages a wide scope of normal and designed compound cycles, including the

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Adding another layer of metal fluoride can improve the performance of solar cells.

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KAUST scientists have found a way to embed a metal fluoride layer in diverse perovskite-silicon pair sun-based cells that can slow down charge recombination and

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Microbes may ferment carbon dioxide to produce fuel in addition to bread and beer.

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Cooks age the batter for a very much risen portion of bread. Brewers age wheat and grain for a smooth, malty glass of lager. Also,

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Changing our minds about the origins of enzymatic catalytic power

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The proteins found in living creatures have great reactant power. Because of proteins, the compound responses that support life happen a great many times quicker than they would happen without