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Cryogenic (frozen) protein structures are integral to grasping capacity and creating drugs. Researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital have made a calculation to uncover while freezing the proteins might

Astronomy

Jupiter is found to be inhomogeneous; metallicity provides information about its origin.

Astronomy Article

A worldwide group of stargazers, led by Yamila Miguel (SRON/Leiden Observatory), has found that Jupiter's vaporous envelope doesn't have a

Physics

A mathematical tool to better understand the fractal structure of quark-gluon plasma is proposed in a new study.

Physics Article

Quark-gluon plasma (QGP) is a state of matter that exists at extremely high temperatures and densities, such as those found

Geography

According to a New Study, European Farmland may be the World’s Largest Reservoir of Microplastics

Geography Article

According to new research, the high amounts of microplastics identified in fertilizers derived from sewage sludge on Europe's farmlands might

Environment

New markers of permafrost thawing in Alaska have been discovered by scientists.

Environment Article

More areas of all-year thawed ground have started specking the Interior and Northwest Alaska and will keep on expanding in

Physics

Using a standard scanning microscope to investigate electrons

Physics Article

Physicists at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have planned a structure that permits researchers to notice collaborations between light and electrons utilizing a conventional examining electron magnifying instrument. The method is significantly

Physics

The first time a magnetic field-dependent stimulated emission has been measured in the world.

Physics Article

In clinical practice, attractive fields of heart and cerebrum movement are estimated to detect illnesses in their early stages.To gauge

Physics

Deep-sizzling frying’s sound reveals sophisticated physics.

Physics Article

Experienced cooks can decide if cooking oil has arrived at the right temperature for profound searing by embedding soaked chopsticks

Physics

In ferroelectric thin films, multilevel polarization switching

Physics Article

Ferroelectric materials have found far-reaching use in regular innovation, mostly attributable to their electric polarization that can be exchanged between

Geography

Tungsten Isotopes in Seawater Shed Light on the Earth’s Mantle and Continents’ Co-Evolution

Geography Article

Andrea Mundl-Petermeier and Sebastian Viehmann of the University of Vienna's Department of Lithospheric Research have demonstrated that a new geochemical

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