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Researchers have developed new flexible, porous, highly sensitive nitrogen dioxide sensors with potential applications in medical care, environmental health monitoring, and military use. These sensors can be attached to skin

Physics

Researchers discover signs of extremely entangled quantum stuff.

Physics Article

By means of huge reenactments on supercomputers, an examination group from the Department of Physics, the University of Hong Kong

Physics

The study of Berry-curvature magnetism and Chern mosaic in magic-angle graphene

Physics Article

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science, the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology, and the National Institute for Material

Nanotechnology

The first DNA-based electric nanomotor

Nanotechnology Article

An exploration group driven by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has prevailed without precedent in creating a sub-atomic electric

Nanotechnology

Temperature fluctuation management using a switchable spin-crossover material

Nanotechnology Article

Reducing the intensity island impact through warm guideline systems in building components can work on human warm solace and the

Bio & Medicine

A team of engineers creates a way to make implants safer.

Bio & Medicine Article

An interdisciplinary group of scientists at the University of Alabama at Birmingham has fostered another plasma-empowered process that could restrict the multiplication of poisons from being inserted into a patient's

Bio & Medicine