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Encrypting files using digital keys has become more popular as people and businesses worry about important data being stolen. Researchers have now created a robust molecular encryption key using sequence-defined

Astronomy & Space

Jet streams have been discovered in Mars’ magnetosheath by researchers.

Astronomy & Space Article

Using data gathered by NASA's MAVEN spacecraft, a team of researchers from Ume University and the Swedish Institute of Space

Archaeology

Researchers uncover 12,000-year-old flutes fashioned of bird bones.

Archaeology Article

A group of specialists, including a Virginia District College teacher, has found uncommon ancient instruments produced using the bones of

Chemistry

A wireless sensor allows for real-time food deterioration alerts.

Chemistry Article

Food waste and foodborne illness are two of the most pressing issues facing urban populations today. They greatly increase costs

Technology

Technology May Modify the Relationship Between Patients and Providers

Technology Article

The interaction between healthcare providers and their patients may change considerably as a result of the ongoing development of healthcare

Nanophysics

Fluorescence enhancement of solitary silicon carbide spin color centers

Nanophysics Article

The team from the University of Science and Technology of China of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, led by Prof. Li Chuanfeng and Dr. Xu Jinshi, made progress in enhancing

Physics

Searching for new particles: Discovering axions could help address one of physics’ most perplexing puzzles.

Physics Article

The "Strong CP Problem" is a term used by scientists to describe one of the most well-known physics mysteries of

Physics

Researchers make an unexpected discovery about magnetic flaws in topological insulators.

Physics Article

Researchers from the Division of Energy's Ames Public Lab made a charming revelation while leading tests to portray attraction in

Nanophysics

Heat transmission in energy materials: New research sheds light on fundamental microscopic principles

Nanophysics Article

Recently, researchers at the NOMAD Laboratory discovered fundamental microscopic mechanisms that can assist in customizing heat insulation materials. This development

Engineering

Integrating offshore wind into China’s power system can help the country reach its carbon-neutral ambitions.

Engineering Article

The problem of reducing carbon emissions from China's coastal areas could be solved by using offshore wind power. Despite their

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