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Particles from common wall paints can harm living beings, but a new membrane has excellent filtering properties.

Scattering paints are generally utilized in families for painting walls and roofs. An interdisciplinary examination group from the University of Bayreuth has now dissected the compound piece of two normal

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Researchers improve the sensitivity and speed of the Raman microscopy technology.

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Scientists have fostered a mark-free and harmless Raman spectroscopy approach that can get tiny pictures of organic examples and recognize

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A new study has identified the mechanism that holds electron pairs together in unconventional superconductors.

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Contingent upon the viewpoint one picks, a hypothetical estimation can depict material science pretty precisely. In 2015, Alessandro Toschi from

Technology

Engineers Develop One-Step, One-Platform 3D Printing Process for Robotic Materials

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In order to construct robots in a single step, a team of UCLA engineers and their colleagues have created a

Physics

A new model for predicting droplet splashing behavior on solid surfaces has been presented by scientists.

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The investigation of fluid beads and their way of behaving upon impingement is vital in many fields, including farming, designing,

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Free electrons and photons are combined in new quantum technologies.

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Quicker PCs, tap-evidence correspondence, better vehicle sensors — quantum advances can possibly alter our lives similarly as the creation of PCs or the web once did. Specialists overall are attempting

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