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Semiconductor nanocrystals of various sizes and shapes can modify the optical and electrical properties of materials. Fluid cell transmission electron microscopy (LCTEM) is a new technique for detecting nanoscale compound

Environment

Reduced Global Energy Inequalities Are Required to Halt Climate Change

Environment Article

According to a recent ICTA-UAB analysis, current climate mitigation scenarios will result in long-term energy use disparities between the Global

Nanotechnology

Two techniques for producing and directing the motion of magnetic skyrmions

Nanotechnology Article

Attractive skyrmions are tiny and stable whirls of charge, frequently alluded to as "topological semi-particles" since an arising soundness embraces

Bio & Medicine

One day, the world’s tiniest plumbing may be used to deliver medications directly to human cells.

Bio & Medicine Article

Dealing with infinitesimal lines just a millionth as wide as a solitary strand of human hair, Johns Hopkins College specialists

Chemistry

Dynamic SAPO-17 cage confinement on selective control of syngas conversion

Chemistry Article

An examination group led by Prof. Dish Xiulian and Prof. Bao Xinhe from the Dalian Organization of Compound Physical Science

Chemistry

Directly light-chargeable battery using photo-induced ion displacement in mixed-halide perovskites

Chemistry Article

Lead halide perovskites (for example, MAPbI3) are a new class of semiconductor materials with excellent optoelectronic properties, making them ideal for photovoltaic and light-transmitting applications.Huge particle movement has been accounted

Chemistry