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According to a recent study that was just published in Science Advances, large-scale, offshore, and fully-protected marine areas (MPAs) can preserve biodiversity without having a negative effect on fishing or food

Chemistry

Scientists unveil synergistic method for non-canonical amino acid synthesis

Chemistry Article

New science, new enzymology With another strategy that blends the best of two universes—the interesting and corresponding exercises of proteins

Quantum Physics

Researchers manipulate the anomalous Hall effect and Berry curvature to produce bendable quantum magnets.

Quantum Physics Article

A portion of our most significant ordinary things, like PCs, clinical hardware, sound systems, and generators—and that's just the beginning—work

Physics

Using molecular rotational temperature to predict plasma recombination

Physics Article

People might very well always be unable to tame the sun, yet hydrogen plasma—mmaking up the vast majority of the

Nanophysics

Using rainbow scattering to learn more about graphene

Nanophysics Article

Graphene is a two-layered wonder material that has been proposed for a great many applications in energy, innovation, development, and

Nanotechnology

Researchers construct a DNA structure and coat it with glass to create a low density, high strength material.

Nanotechnology Article

Materials that are major areas of strength for both lightweights could further develop everything from vehicles to body protective layers. However, typically, the two characteristics are fundamentally unrelated. Presently, College

Nanotechnology

Making progress with heteroatom-doped porous carbon nanomaterials for lithium-based energy storage applications.

Nanotechnology Article

The convenient and electric energy stockpiling market has for some time been overwhelmed by lithium-particle batteries (LIBs) and supercapacitors, which

Bio & Medicine