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A review distributed in ACS Applied Materials and Connection Points depicts an original technique for delivering hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) without radiating carbon dioxide (CO2), one of the most ozone-harming substances

Energy & Green Tech

According to experts, a geothermal ‘battery’ repurposes an abandoned oil and gas well in Illinois.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Specialists at the College of I llinois Urbana-Champaign have effectively shown proficient geothermal intensity stockpiling while at the same time

Biology

A new species of ultrasmall microalgae discovered in a home aquarium may have a variety of applications.

Biology Article

Another type of microalga was tracked down in water from a home aquarium. While examining DNA tests taken from the

Oncology & Cancer

Researchers are attempting to map the effects of dietary components on disease.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Scientists at the Francis Kink Foundation and Lord's School London have made a device to predict the impacts of various

Environment

Researchers Convert Ocean Plastic into Components for the Pharmaceutical Industry Using Fungi

Environment Article

Research have been exploring the use of fungi to convert plastic waste, specifically polyethylene, into useful chemicals and materials. One

Biology

Protein movements give information regarding the spread of antibiotic resistance.

Biology Article

Scientists at Ume College have found how a specific sort of protein moves for DNA to be duplicated. The revelation could have suggestions for understanding how anti-toxin resistance qualities spread

Oncology & Cancer