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A new study from the University of Alberta is getting closer to making chicken feathers a good filter for cleaning water. The ability of keratin from feathers to adsorb—or stick

Health

A Restful Night’s Sleep Could Make Maintaining Exercise and Diet Goals Easier

Health Article

According to preliminary research presented at the American Heart Association's Epidemiology, Prevention, Lifestyle & Cardiometabolic Health Scientific Sessions 2023, people

Chemistry

Recycling in the future may entail dissolving plastic with electricity.

Chemistry Article

A novel recycling method for the common plastic found in soda bottles and other packaging has been developed by chemists

Biochemistry

Scientists are developing pain relievers made from pine trees rather than crude oil.

Biochemistry Article

A compound found in pine trees that is also a waste product from the paper industry has been used by

Chemistry

Researchers develop a highly conductive metallic gel for use in 3D printing.

Chemistry Article

Scientists have fostered a metallic gel that is exceptionally electrically conductive and can be utilized to print three-layered (3D) strong

Quantum Physics

Physicists employ light to construct intricate structures.

Quantum Physics Article

Petr Steindl, a doctoral candidate, uses single photons to construct intricate light structures. As a youngster, he needed to concentrate on Czech verse, but settled on quantum material science. "Thinking

Optics & Photonics

Multiplexed holography is enhanced by orbital angular momentum.

Optics & Photonics Article

A powerful technique for recording and reconstructing complete information about the optical field, including intensity and phase, is optical holography.

Physics