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Large underwater landslides in Antarctica have been explained by scientists, and they think that these landslides may have caused tsunami waves to spread over the Southern Ocean. Hundreds of meters

Nanophysics

Researchers discover a method to decrease the overheating of semiconductor devices.

Nanophysics Article

The reliability and durability of modern devices have been negatively impacted by the need to reduce the size of semiconductors

Nanophysics

Insect wings may inspire new self-cleaning technologies.

Nanophysics Article

A new study suggests that self-cleaning devices could benefit from new insights into how insects wash pollutants and dirt from

Chemistry

A lattice with negative thermal expansion properties suggests a novel relaxation mechanism.

Chemistry Article

In a lattice-based material with negative thermal expansion properties, a group of nuclear chemists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Biochemistry

The first experimental confirmation that certain microorganisms are powered by electricity

Biochemistry Article

Alcohol is made, for instance, by microorganisms using CO2 and electricity in microbial electrosynthesis. However, up until this point, it

Chemistry

A protein mines and sorts rare earth elements better than humans, paving the way for green technology.

Chemistry Article

Even though rare earth elements like neodymium and dysprosium are essential to almost every modern technology, from smartphones to hard drives, it is notoriously difficult to separate them from the

Nanophysics

Scientists have discovered nonlocal effects of biexciton emission in massive semiconductor nanocrystals.

Nanophysics Article

A group of researchers, led by Professors Haizheng Zhong and Yongyou Zhang from the Beijing Institute of Technology and Professor

Bio & Medicine

A team is developing nanoparticles to treat brain tumors.

Bio & Medicine Article

A nanoparticle developed by researchers at the University of Queensland can deliver a chemotherapy drug to aggressive, rapidly growing brain

Bio & Medicine

New 3D stretchable electronics have the potential to advance organ-on-chip technology.

Bio & Medicine Article

Electronic nanomembranes that are flexible have the potential to revolutionize organ-on-chip technologies and eliminate the need for animal testing in

Nanotechnology

Creating designer materials with bird-inspired structural hues using nanoparticle-based supraballs

Nanotechnology Article

Materials researchers are frequently bioinspired, and in another review, bird-propelled by primary varieties shown by avian species to frame non-luminous

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