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A global group of specialists, including Prof. Badri Krishnan at Radboud College, has checked a significant property of dark openings known as the no-hair hypothesis utilizing gravitational wave perceptions. Their

Physics

Smaller particle accelerators with cool plasma and a huge picnic basket

Physics Article

25 feet subterranean, SLAC Public Gas Pedal Research Center researcher Spencer Gessner opens a huge metal excursion bin. This isn't

Physics

Friction control at all scales, from small to large

Physics Article

Grinding is difficult to foresee and control, particularly since surfaces that come into contact are seldom completely level. New investigations

Physics

An experimental nuclear fusion reactor in Japan has been inaugurated.

Physics Article

The world's greatest exploratory atomic combination reactor in activity was introduced in Japan on Friday, an innovation in its earliest

Bio & Medicine

A study found that nanodiamonds help prevent tumor metastasis in mice.

Bio & Medicine Article

Nanodiamonds are 2–8 nm carbon nanoparticles that can be effectively functionalized with different synthetic groups like carboxylic groups or medications.

Nanophysics

Using semiconductor manufacturing concepts to create optoelectronic devices

Nanophysics Article

Optoelectronics identify or produce light and are utilized in various gadgets in a wide range of businesses. These gadgets have generally depended on meager semiconductors, which are little semiconductors that

Nanotechnology

Developing 3D-printed materials with greater precision

Nanotechnology Article

From houses to listening devices, three-layered (3D) printing is reforming the way that we make complex designs at scale. Zooming

Nanotechnology

Developing non-precious metal electrocatalysts for low-cost, ecologically friendly water splitting

Nanotechnology Article

There is a consistently present battle to diminish carbon-based energy sources and supplant them with low- or no-carbon choices. The

Nanophysics

A theoretical investigation of ferroelectricity in hafnia-related materials

Nanophysics Article

Hafnia ferroelectrics depend on their specialized commitment and momentous ways of behaving, where the eccentricities originate from a functioning outward

Nanotechnology

A study reveals shape-configurable MXene-based thermoacoustic loudspeakers with changeable sound directivity.

Nanotechnology Article

Ongoing exploration has prompted the advancement of film-type, shape-configurable speakers. These speakers, in light of the novel properties of MXene,

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