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Scientists from China have affirmed the presence of a roughly 8.5-year Internal Center Wobble (ICW) in both polar movement and length-of-day varieties, uncovering a static slant of around 0.17 degrees

Immunology

Immune cells form lung tissue before birth, according to new research, opening up new options for treating respiratory disorders.

Immunology Article

Safe cells assume a functioning and cozy role in coordinating the development of human lung tissue during improvement, scientists find,

Engineering

Solar-powered, bidirectional thermoregulatory gear that responds to temperature changes throughout the day

Engineering Article

A meta-fabric made of microfibers has been created by engineers, materials scientists, and chemists at Nankai University in China. It

Earth Sciences

The CLOUD collaboration calls into question the existing understanding of aerosol particle production in polar and marine environments.

Earth Sciences Article

By making clouds brighter and more extensive and by reflecting more sunlight back into space, aerosol particles in the atmosphere

Machine learning & AI

Image recognition accuracy: An unanticipated challenge befuddling today’s AI

Machine learning & AI Article

Imagine you're looking through your phone's photos when you come across an image you don't immediately recognize. On the couch,

Energy & Green Tech

New ‘n-i-p’ perovskite/organic hybrid tandem solar cells with efficiency of more than 23%

Energy & Green Tech Article

Architects and material researchers have been attempting to foster progressively progressed photovoltaic arrangements to change over however much sun-powered energy as could reasonably be expected into power and assist with

Robotics

Researchers constructed ‘Mugatu,’ the first steerable bipedal robot with only one motor.

Robotics Article

For the investigation and inspection of, well, small spaces, small robots are important tools. They can cautiously use their means,

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers have developed a’methane cleaner’ that could become a permanent fixture in cattle and pig stables.

Energy & Green Tech Article

In another review, specialists from the College of Copenhagen utilized light and chlorine to annihilate low-focus methane from the air.

Biology

Researchers have completed the last gaps in the Arabidopsis genome sequence.

Biology Article

Arabidopsis thaliana is an animal group that has become the focus of hereditary exploration and was the main plant to

Physics

The magnetism of collective atomic vibrations may be enhanced by electronic channels.

Physics Article

Advanced devices supporting applications in communications, clean energy, and aerospace require materials with improved thermal conductivity. In any case, to

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