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Engineers from the University of Illinois Chicago are part of a collaborative team that has created a material that could provide fuel cell systems a competitive advantage over battery systems,

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Researchers have discovered the secret to stronger metals.

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Framing metal into the shapes required for different purposes should be possible in numerous ways, including projecting, machining, rolling, and manufacturing. These cycles influence the

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Using the Picasso pigment Prussian blue, more precious metals can be recovered from nuclear and electronic waste.

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A major issue with the removal of atomic and electronic squanders is that the cycle squanders valuable metals, for example, gold and platinum-bunch metals, which

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In molecular electronics, researchers create a novel measurement method.

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In sub-atomic hardware, single particles are extended between two terminals to shape an electrically directing component in which sub-atomic conductivity is then estimated. Although the fundamental technique for this peculiarity,

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Researchers have discovered a novel binding mechanism between small and massive particles.

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Scientists at the fifth Physical Institute of the University of Stuttgart have checked an original restricting component framing an atom between a small charged molecule

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Organic Semiconductors benefit from Light-infused Particles

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Polaritons combine the best of two completely distinct worlds. These hybrid particles combine light and organic molecules, making them suitable energy transfer vessels in organic

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New protein architectures will help in rational medication design.

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In a meaningful step forward for levelheaded medication plans, a Texas A & M AgriLife group has depicted a few protein designs of a vital player in cell processes. The

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Energy researchers create chameleon metal, which mimics the behavior of numerous different metals.

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A group of energy analysts led by the University of Minnesota Twin Cities has developed a gadget that electronically changes one metal so it acts

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Active Phase in Catalytic Carbon Dioxide Reduction to Methanol has been Solved

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The surface of a copper-zinc catalyst when carbon dioxide is converted to methanol has been studied for the first time by researchers at Stockholm University,

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The new hypothesis has the potential to change the way we think about polymer superstructures.

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Polymer researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst as of late reported in the journal Nature Communications that they have tackled a longstanding secret encompassing a nanoscale structure, framed by