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The extreme outflow of ozone-harming substances, particularly carbon dioxide, is quickly raising the normal worldwide temperature. Catching the carbon dioxide and changing it over completely to helpful fills and synthetics

Environment

According to a Study, Offshore Wind Farms are Anticipated to Lower Clam Fishery Revenue

Environment Article

Two Rutgers studies predict that the growth of offshore wind energy in the U.S. Northeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts will result

Chemistry

A ceramic aerogel composed of nanocrystals incorporated in a matrix and intended for use in thermal insulation applications.

Chemistry Article

Another group of scientists at the Harbin Institute of Technology in China, working with a partner in the U.S., has

Environment

How Climate Change May Affect One of the Most Important Carbon-Rich Ecosystems in the World

Environment Article

The health of our world is greatly influenced by mangrove forests. The trees and shrubs serve as nurseries for young

Nanotechnology

Developing heat-resistant and stable boron nitride nanotube fibers

Nanotechnology Article

A Rice University group led by teachers Matteo Pasquali and Angel Mart has worked on the treatment of the profoundly

Nanotechnology

Lipid nanoparticles transport gene-editing cancer treatments past tumor defenses.

Nanotechnology Article

As they develop, strong cancers encircle themselves with a thick, difficult-to-enter mass of sub-atomic guards. Getting drugs past that blockade is notoriously troublesome. Presently, researchers at UT Southwestern have created

Physics

Inkjet printing principles and uses on AR/VR microdisplays

Physics Article

With the rapid advancement of artificial reasoning, image recognition, and 5G correspondence innovation, expanded reality (AR) and augmented reality (VR)

Physics

Advanced technology enables automated 3D tracking of gas leaks.

Physics Article

Scientists have fostered a method for making a 3D picture of a spilled gas cloud that gives definite data about

Physics

A small magnetosphere is created using a laser.

Physics Article

Attractive reconnections in laser-created plasmas have been examined to comprehend tiny electron elements, which are material to space and astrophysical

Physics

The optical fiber imaging approach helps Alzheimer’s disease research.

Physics Article

An optical fiber as slim as a strand of hair holds promise for use in negligibly obtrusive profound tissue investigations

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