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The presence of synthetic fibers in Antarctic air, saltwater, sediment, and sea ice has been discovered.

As countries meet in Uruguay to arrange another Worldwide Plastics Deal, marine and legal researchers distribute new findings this week that uncover the revelation of engineered plastic strands in air,

Mathematics

A mathematical theorem was applied to decipher the US government’s encryption technology.

Mathematics Article

In the advanced age, as we move toward quantum computing, protecting information from hacker attacks is perhaps our greatest challenge—and

Biology

A new study has revealed how bacteria employ ancient methods to self-repair.

Biology Article

Another review by UNSW Sydney researchers reveals how nature's most seasoned wheel, found inside microbes, can fix itself when challenges

Chemistry

A revolutionary new method to synthetic chemistry

Chemistry Article

Researchers at the U.S. Division of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven Public Lab helped measure how unpaired electrons in particles toward one

Biology

The world’s most unique birds are at greater risk of extinction, according to a study of 99% of all living bird species.

Biology Article

Another investigation discovers that bird species with outrageous or extraordinary blends of attributes face the highest chance of termination. The

Environment

The Congo Peatlands May Release Billions of Tons of Carbon Due to Climate Change

Environment Article

The world's largest tropical peatland changed from being a significant carbon storage to a source of harmful carbon dioxide emissions as a result of climate change thousands of years ago,

Electronics & Semiconductors

Researchers are considering embroidery as a low-cost method of producing wearable electronics.

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Weaving power-producing yarns onto texture has permitted specialists to implant a self-fueled, mathematical touch cushion and development sensors into clothing.

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