Article Archives - Page 243 of 649

An exploration group led by Dr. Ho Sang Jung of the Surface and Nano Materials Division of the Korea Organization of Materials Science (KIMS), an exploration establishment under the Service

Ecology

Food quality is important to southern resident killer whales.

Ecology Article

Not all Chinook salmon are made equal, and this significantly affects the energetics of southern occupant killer whales. A new

Geography

Earthquakes with Violent Supershear are More Common than Previously Believed

Geography Article

According to a study headed by UCLA geophysicists and published today in Nature Geoscience, powerful supershear earthquakes, once thought to

Robotics

The cuttlefish eye is being used as a model for robot eyes that can see better in low-light circumstances.

Robotics Article

A group of roboticists from Seoul Public College, the Gwangju Foundation of Science and Innovation, and Pusan Public College, all

Geography

‘Mega-Earthquake’ Started by Impact That Killed the Dinosaurs Lasted Weeks to Months

Geography Article

A 10-kilometer asteroid that struck Earth 66 million years ago caused the demise of the dinosaurs. According to recent research,

Chemistry

Supramolecular assembly aids in the development of highly active carbon-nitrogen-based photo/electrocatalysts.

Chemistry Article

In a paper distributed in the journal Public Science Open, the morphology and construction guideline strategies for supramolecular get-togethers are summed up. Then, at that point, late advances in supramolecular

Engineering

Engineered wood grows stronger by absorbing CO2.

Engineering Article

Rice College researchers have sorted out a method for designing wood to trap carbon dioxide through a possibly versatile, energy-productive

Chemistry

The Cu/CuNC dual-site interface enhances CO2 electroreduction to ethanol.

Chemistry Article

Decreasing energy utilization is one of the prerequisites for adaptable electrochemical energy change and electrosynthesis, including the electrochemical reduction of

Biology

Scientists use genetic mutation to speed up the plant breeding process.

Biology Article

Iowa State College specialists might have settled a well-established challenge related to the speedy improvement of unadulterated hereditary lines. Utilization

Energy & Green Tech

The team devises a novel method for extracting thermal energy from waste heat sources and reusing it through pressure control.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A Chinese examination group has fostered another idea for separating nuclear power from low-temperature waste heat sources and reusing it

1 … 241 242 243 244 245 … 649

Page 243 of 649