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Sustainable and environmentally friendly advancements in magnesium production technology: A life-cycle analysis

Magnesium, the lightest metallic structural material, has been referred to as the most promising material for green engineering in the 21st century. Currently, magnesium finds extensive application in various sectors,

Biomedical technology

‘Injectable tissue prosthesis’ offers a novel approach to repairing damaged muscle and nerves.

Biomedical technology Article

In a review distributed in the journal Nature, specialists from the Establishment of Fundamental Science (IBS) in South Korea have

Chemistry

Researchers create novel ultralong organic phosphorescence materials based on epoxy that are resistant to moisture.

Chemistry Article

Ultralong natural brightness (UOP) materials can be applied in fields like showcases, detection, data encryption, and bioimaging. Among these, polymeric

Biochemistry

Scientists create multipurpose organic pigments by replicating the processes involved in the formation of melanin.

Biochemistry Article

The exploration group of Seon-ki Hong, Teacher at the Division of Physical Science and Science of Daegu Gyeongbuk Establishment of

Chemistry

An innovative analytical method for identifying and classifying unidentified PFAS species in the environment

Chemistry Article

A joint group of scientists from North Carolina State College and the College of North Carolina at House of Prayer

Biochemistry

A study discovered that velvet worm slime could inspire sustainable synthetic materials.

Biochemistry Article

In the tropical, mild woodlands it calls home, the velvet worm utilizes a shot of "sludge" to catch its prey. At the point when it's shot out of the worm,

Biochemistry

A new approach for estimating drug-protein binding affinity has been developed.

Biochemistry Article

Precisely anticipating the medication protein communication (DPI) is vital in virtual medication screening. Be that as it may, current strategies

Biochemistry

A chemical process causes peptides to take on the shape of amyloid plaques, which are present in neurodegenerative disorders.

Biochemistry Article

Peptides are biomolecules shaped when at least two amino acids that carry out key roles in the human creature, for

Physics

A novel approach successfully enhances microscope resolution by pixel reassignment.

Physics Article

Getting high-goal pictures in the realm of microscopy has for quite some time been a test. Deconvolution, a strategy to

Optics & Photonics

A new frequency comb can recognize molecules in 20-nanosecond pictures.

Optics & Photonics Article

From observing convergences of ozone-harming substances to distinguishing coronaviruses in the breath, laser frameworks known as recurrence brushes can recognize

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