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A group of scientists at the College of English Columbia, working with two well-off benefactors, has found that moving cash from rich individuals to needy individuals can expand the degree

Engineering

To prevent fires, lithium-ion batteries are being slowed.

Engineering Article

Because of the large amount of energy that lithium-particle (Li-particle) batteries can store in small spaces, they are used to

Engineering

3D-printed metals can endure harsh environments thanks to new heat treatment techniques.

Engineering Article

Another MIT-created heat treatment changes the tiny design of 3D-printed metals, making the materials more grounded and stronger in outrageously

Computer Sciences

Computer experts solve an algorithmic mystery from the 1950s.

Computer Sciences Article

For the better part of a century, specialists all over the world have struggled with an algorithmic issue known as

Robotics

A small drone that can track toxic plumes.

Robotics Article

Robots that can automatically recognize and track specific odors could have a wide range of valuable applications. For instance, they

Electronics & Semiconductors

Researchers create adaptive directional charging for effective wireless rechargeable sensor networks.

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Brilliant industrial facilities, vehicles, and urban areas progressively utilize remote battery-powered sensor organizations (WRSNs) for correspondence. A particular benefit of WRSNs is that they can be set in remote, out

Ecology

How metal-eating microorganisms aid in the circulation of the rare, deadly element tellurium in the environment

Ecology Article

New advancements frequently result in components traveling through the climate in novel ways.Take lead plumbing: it gave admittance to new

Neuroscience

Multilevel brain atlases aid in the diagnosis of mental and aging problems.

Neuroscience Article

The staggered Julich Mind Map book created by specialists in the Human Cerebrum Undertaking (HBP) could assist with investigations of

Biology

A new key phase for determining embryonic sex in sea turtles has been identified.

Biology Article

In contrast to people, turtles, reptiles, and different reptiles—llike crocodiles—don't have interphase chromosomes. Their sexuality is resolved in view of

Archaeology

According to one study, Roman roads set the groundwork for modern affluence.

Archaeology Article

Despite the fact that it is north of a long time since the old Roman street networks were laid out,

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