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MIT physicists and partners have figuratively turned graphite, or pencil lead, into gold by detaching five ultrathin chips stacked in a particular request. The subsequent material can then be tuned

Nanotechnology

Hollow nanotube electrodes boost the performance of potassium-ion batteries.

Nanotechnology Article

Specialists who are attempting to find options in contrast to lithium-particle batteries stand out enough to be noticed by potassium-particle

Ecology

Sea anemone genes are being studied to determine how they live near deep-sea hydrothermal vents.

Ecology Article

A group of remote ocean and ecological researchers partnered with different foundations in China has studied how some ocean anemones

Biotechnology

Engineered enzymes could produce biomass that is better suited for conversion into fuel and other useful goods.

Biotechnology Article

Plant scholars at the U.S. Branch of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven Public Research Center have designed compounds to adjust grass plants

Biotechnology

Researchers develop an app to assist drones in improving farm efficiency.

Biotechnology Article

Specialists at the College of California, Davis, have fostered a web application to assist ranchers and industry laborers with utilizing

Environment

An underwater robot discovers a new circulation pattern on the Antarctic ice shelf.

Environment Article

More than simply breaks in the ice, precipices assume a significant role in flowing seawater underneath Antarctic ice racks, possibly impacting their strength, finds Cornell College-driven research in view of

Machine learning & AI

The mechanisms of breast cancer metastasis have been identified, providing a therapeutic target.

Machine learning & AI Article

The most deadly element of any disease is metastasis, the spread of malignant growth cells all through the body. A

Machine learning & AI

Artificial Intelligence and Interspecific Law: A New Analysis in Science

Machine learning & AI Article

Man-made brainpower now wears different caps in the work environment, whether it's composing promotion duplicates, taking care of client service

Psychology & Psychiatry

Surveys show that trauma-informed training sessions result in real individual and organizational changes.

Psychology & Psychiatry Article

A McLean Clinic investigation of 598 individuals across different enterprises who went through a two-day preparation studio where they found

Physics

Electric control of atomic spin transitions has been shown by scientists.

Physics Article

Another review distributed in Nature Correspondences digs into the control of nuclear-scale turn changes utilizing an outside voltage, revealing insight

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