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Fluorescence microscopy permits analysts to concentrate on unambiguous designs in complex natural examples. Be that as it may, the picture made utilizing fluorescent tests experiences obscuring and foundational commotion. The

Chemistry

A new technique for effectively preventing metal component failures has been developed.

Chemistry Article

A creep cycle can occur when a metal is concentrated far beneath its yield strength at elevated temperatures.Creep, the time-subordinate

Nanotechnology

Light energy is stored in nanocrystals, which drive chemical reactions.

Nanotechnology Article

Science is increasingly utilizing the tricks plants can perform with photosynthesis: driving compound reactions that run inefficiently or do not

Biomedical technology

In patients with brain cancer, an implanted pump safely delivers chemotherapy directly to the brain.

Biomedical technology Article

The actual cerebrum is a major impediment to treating brain disease, not the malignant growth. The blood-mind boundary is a

Computer Sciences

Machine learning of binary ‘yes/no’ systems has the potential to improve medical diagnosis, financial risk analysis, and other applications.

Computer Sciences Article

Specialists have created a way for machines to recognize all of the exciting bends in the road in a mind-boggling

Physics

Researchers have discovered the secret to pine cones’ ultra-slow movement.

Physics Article

Prof. Wang Shutao of the Chinese Institute of Sciences' Specialized Foundation of Physical Science and Science (TICP) and Prof. Liu Huan of Beihang College uncovered the mystery of super slow

Neuroscience