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Late logical headways have opened new doors for the nearby perception of actual peculiarities. Specialists at the College of Cambridge and the College of Newcastle have as of late acquainted

Nanotechnology

Specifications for single-nanometer magnetic tunnel junction technology

Nanotechnology Article

Specialists at Tohoku College have created rules for a solitary nanometer attractive passage intersection (MTJ), considering execution fitting to meet

Nanotechnology

Researchers optimized 3D printing of optically active nanostructures.

Nanotechnology Article

For around 20 years, it has been feasible to change surfaces through nanoparticles with the goal that they concentrate or

Nanophysics

Chemists produce the first two-dimensional heavy fermion with heavier-than-normal electrons

Nanophysics Article

Scientists at Columbia College have effectively incorporated the main 2D-weighty fermion material. They present the new material, a layered intermetallic

Biotechnology

A new method for carrying out deep-sea studies on vulnerable organisms

Biotechnology Article

A College of Rhode Island teacher of Sea Designing and Oceanography, alongside a multidisciplinary research group from various organizations, effectively

Biology

Researchers warn of worldwide threat to crops as pesticide resistance grows in blue-green insects

Biology Article

Interestingly, scientists in Australia have reported insect spray obstruction in field-gathered populations of bluegreen aphids, Acyrthosiphon kondoi—an overall irritation of heartbeats and other vegetable harvests. The review, distributed in Bug

Chemistry