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The process of creating compounds with sulfur that could be employed in medications is improved by a new reagent.

During the past decade, there has been significant development of new sulfur-containing compounds that are used in various industries, including pharmaceuticals and agricultural products. Sulfoximines, sulfonimidoyl fluorides, and sulfonimidamides are

Bio & Medicine

Using sound to identify biomolecules through fingerprinting

Bio & Medicine Article

A group of specialists from the Organization for Optoelectronic Frameworks and Microtechnology at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) has

Environment

As potential Earth’s cradles of life, shallow soda lakes exhibit promise.

Environment Article

Charles Darwin recommended that life might have arisen in a "warm little lake" with the right mix of synthetics and

Biology

Ants shed light on the importance of biodiversity when it comes to acquiring diverse plants for eco-fuels.

Biology Article

Regardless of being an environmentally friendly power source, the utilization of biofuel is dubious, as growing not many profoundly useful

Engineering

Restoring communication after disasters may be aided by a new, portable antenna.

Engineering Article

Scientists from Stanford and the American College of Beirut have developed a lightweight, compact receiving wire that can speak with

Bio & Medicine

Our “hands” for creating sophisticated polyhedral nanoparticles are made of DNA.

Bio & Medicine Article

In a paper distributed in Science Jan. 18, researchers Chad Mirkin and Sharon Glotzer and their groups at Northwestern College and the College of Michigan, separately, present discoveries in nanotechnology

Robotics

Robots that can assemble lattice bricks into structures on their own

Robotics Article

A consolidated group of designers from NASA Ames Exploration Center and KBR has planned and fabricated a robot framework that

Energy & Green Tech

Organic, cobalt-free batteries of the future might provide sustained power.

Energy & Green Tech Article

In the transition to "greener" energy sources, interest in battery-powered lithium-particle batteries is flooding. In any case, their cathodes normally

Biology

Researchers find that human cells have a quality control system for their energy supply.

Biology Article

Scientists from A*STAR's Genome Organization of Singapore (GIS) have tracked down an imaginative way to deal with sequencing single-cell ribonucleic

Biology

Single-cell RNA structural sequencing using a novel method reveals indicators for human development and illness

Biology Article

Scientists from A*STAR's Genome Organization of Singapore (GIS) have tracked down an imaginative way to deal with sequencing single-cell ribonucleic

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