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At the point when Emiliano Cortés goes chasing after daylight, he doesn't utilize enormous mirrors or rambling sun-powered ranches. A remarkable opposite: the teacher of trial material science and energy

Nanotechnology

A researcher creates a chatbot with nanomaterials knowledge.

Nanotechnology Article

A specialist has recently wrapped up composing a logical paper. She realizes her work could be profitable, according to another

Physics

The development of a photonic chip that ‘fits together like Lego’ opens the door to the semiconductor sector.

Physics Article

Specialists at the College of Sydney Nano Foundation have concocted a conservative silicon semiconductor chip that incorporates hardware with photonic,

Astronomy & Space

Meteorites were most likely a supply of nitrogen for early Earth, according to an analysis of Ryugu samples.

Astronomy & Space Article

Micrometeorites starting from frigid divine bodies in the external planetary group might be responsible for moving nitrogen to the close

Chemistry

Researchers decode the possibility for direct CO2 capture by aqueous amino acids.

Chemistry Article

Researchers at the Division of Energy's Oak Edge Public Lab have made a critical step toward understanding a suitable interaction

Physics

An unusual relativistic emission caused by lasers’ intensive contact with plasma mirrors.

Physics Article

Connections between extraordinary laser heartbeats and plasma mirrors have been the focal point of a few late material science concentrations because of the intriguing impacts they produce. Tests have uncovered

Astronomy & Space

A new astrophysics model elucidates another source of lengthy gamma-ray bursts.

Astronomy & Space Article

State-of-the-art programmatic experiences joined with hypothetical computations are assisting astronomers with better grasping the beginning of a portion of the

Physics