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In the film "Top Firearm," Tom Cruise portrays Maverick, who is in charge of training young pilots to complete a seemingly impossible task: fly their jets deep into a rocky

Energy & Green Tech

The team creates a new, entirely solid, rechargeable air battery.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Metals are ordinarily utilized as dynamic materials for negative terminals in batteries. Rechargeable metal-air batteries with oxygen-reducing positive electrodes have

Biology

Researchers investigate the preservation of an ancient chromosomal inversion.

Biology Article

Zachariah Gompert, an evolutionary geneticist at Utah State University, asserts that genetic variation serves as the ultimate fuel for evolution.

Biology

New information on how the pathogenic gene products of xeroderma pigmentosum assure the accuracy of DNA repair

Biology Article

Endogenous factors like reactive oxygen species and environmental factors like ultraviolet light, radiation, and chemicals constantly damage our genomic DNA.

Chemistry

Engineers are looking for more efficient procedures in the future of industrial chemicals.

Chemistry Article

An article from a team of researchers at the University of Oklahoma has been published in Cell Reports Physical Science,

Chemistry

Researchers obtain greater precision using biocompatible hydrogel photoresist.

Chemistry Article

Due to their excellent biocompatibility, hydrogel materials are extensively utilized. However, higher precision remains a challenge for micro- and nanofabrication biomaterials like small-diameter artificial blood vessels, flexible biomaterial microdevices, minimally

Chemistry

A team of researchers has created an organic redox polymer with increased storage capacity for aluminum-ion batteries.

Chemistry Article

Aluminum-ion batteries are regarded as a promising alternative to conventional batteries that make use of lithium, a scarce and challenging-to-recycle

Chemistry

A novel material alters light, opening up new avenues for sensors.

Chemistry Article

A gathering of researchers and designers that incorporates scientists from The College of Texas at Austin has made another class

Quantum Physics

For the first time, electron spin has been detected in quantum materials.

Quantum Physics Article

A global exploration group has prevailed without precedent for estimating the electron turn in issue — i.e., the curve of

Geography

Satellite Signals Halfway Around the World are Disrupted by the Eruption of the Tonga Underwater Volcano

Geography Article

An equatorial plasma bubble (EPB), which might be caused by volcanic eruptions, could seriously interfere with satellite-based communications, according to

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