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According to research, marine bacteria and atmospheric rivers can both contribute to the formation of ice clouds.

Understanding cloud development in polar locales is fundamental to observing the impact of sunlight-based radiation on the polar ice covers. Existing mathematical models, be that as it may, battle to

Optics & Photonics

A high-potential micro-ring resonator: Laser technology is significantly improved by a hybrid device.

Optics & Photonics Article

The group at EPFL's Photonic Frameworks Research Center (PHOSL) has fostered a chip-scale laser source that improves the exhibition of

Biology

New insights into Zebra mussel attachment fibers point to potential anti-invasive species solutions.

Biology Article

A new report from scientists in Canada and Germany has uncovered that an improbable occasion, happening quite a long time

Bio & Medicine

Researchers discover a new lipid nanoparticle that delivers muscle-specific mRNA while minimizing off-target effects.

Bio & Medicine Article

A group of scientists based at the College of Toronto's (U of T) Leslie Dan Staff of Drug Store have

Immunology

A new study reveals Zika’s shape-shifting machinery as well as a potential vulnerability.

Immunology Article

Infections have restricted hereditary material—and scarcely any proteins—so every one of the pieces should buckle down. Zika is an extraordinary

Physics

A superconducting junction made of a single 2D material has the potential to enable strange new physics.

Physics Article

Physicists at RIKEN have fostered an electronic gadget that has surprising conditions of issue, which might one day at any point be valuable for quantum calculation. At the point when

Physics