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A study of tailored Ising superconductivity in intercalated bulk niobium diselenide has been published.

When 2D layered materials are made more thin (i.e., at the nuclear scale), their properties can drastically change, sometimes resulting in the appearance of entirely new highlights and the absence

Agriculture

A strange plant virus causes bugs to live longer lives.

Agriculture Article

A soybean infection can really help soybean thrips.As per research from Penn State, most popular contaminations negatively affect an organic

Archaeology

A Centuries-Old Riddle in the Evolution of Life on Earth is Solved by 500 Million Year-Old Fossils

Archaeology Article

Researchers have finally solved a centuries-old puzzle in the evolution of life on Earth, revealing what the primary creatures to

Agriculture

A new recipe developed by Italian researchers increases the shelf life of fresh pasta by 30 days.

Agriculture Article

Changes to item bundling and the addition of bioprotective microbes known as probiotics extend the shelf life of the popular

Physics

Physicists Discover the Mysterious “Fifth State” of Matter by Creating the First Quasiparticle Bose-Einstein Condensate

Physics Article

Physicists have made the main Bose-Einstein condensate—tthe secretive "fifth state" of matter—uusing quasiparticles. These are substances that do not qualify

Chemistry

A 1,300-Year-Old Mystery is Solved by Scientists

Chemistry Article

A workmanship exhibition hall teams up with master scientific experts to research a Tang-line pony.To tackle a 1,300-year-old secret, the Cincinnati Workmanship Gallery mentioned help from a College of Cincinnati

Chemistry

In seconds, a new method converts fish waste into valuable nanomaterial.

Chemistry Article

Scientists have developed a basic, fast, and energy-effective methodology for blending quality carbon nanoonions from fish scales. Because of their

Chemistry

The “Rippled Beta Sheet” was invented for the first time 70 years ago.

Chemistry Article

College of California, St Nick Cruz, researchers report the formation of three gem designs of intermittent undulated beta sheets, a

Chemistry

Selenium May Have Greater Biological Relevance Than We Thought

Chemistry Article

Princeton researchers discover the first route for selenium addition to normal items.Princeton University researchers discovered a biosynthetic cycle that incorporates

Social Sciences

Fishing vessels sometimes turn off their identification devices for illegal activity, according to a global map.

Social Sciences Article

A new dataset of fishing vessels deliberately crippling Programmed ID Framework devices provides insight into illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing

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