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Rich countries must eliminate oil and gas more quickly if the developing world is to stop using coal, according to a new study.

Restricting how much coal nations can consume is viewed as an earnest need for limiting worldwide warming. All things considered, coal is the most carbon-rich of every petroleum product, and

Earth Sciences

The elephant seal remains on display. Throughout the mid-to-late Holocene, the Antarctic sea was warmer.

Earth Sciences Article

Understanding how Antarctic ice sheets have responded to previous warming episodes is critical to understanding how they will respond to

Optics & Photonics

A memristive system extension: adjustable conductance to reconfigurable photoresponse

Optics & Photonics Article

In conventional vision frameworks, optical data is captured by a casing-based computerized camera, and the computerized signal is later handled

Quantum Physics

A new multi-policy annealer for real-world combinatorial optimization problems has been developed.

Quantum Physics Article

A completely associated annealer extendable to a multi-chip framework and including a multi-strategy instrument has been planned by Tokyo Tech

Nanophysics

Easy sailing for electrons in graphene: Nanometer-resolution measurements of fluid-like flow

Nanophysics Article

Physicists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have estimated the liquid-like progression of electrons in graphene at the nanometer level in

Nanotechnology

Carbon-coated magnetite nanoclusters for synergistic cancer therapy are proposed by researchers.

Nanotechnology Article

Prof. Wang Hui, along with Prof. Lin Wenchu and partner Prof. Qian Junchao, from the Hefei Organizations of Actual Science (HFIPS) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences, have as of

Bio & Medicine