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A biosensor is a measuring system that consists of a probe containing a sensitive biological detecting material or a biological receptor, a physics-chemistry detector element, and a transducer. The sensitive

Environment

Antibiotics used in Livestock and Temperature Rising Interrupt Soil Microbial Ecology

Environment Article

The interaction effects of rising temperatures and a common livestock antibiotic on soil microbes were studied by community ecologists. Heat

Environment

Researchers discovered that two-year heatwaves like ‘the Blob’ may reduce the ocean’s role as a carbon sink

Environment Article

The two-year heatwave known as ‘the Blob,’ according to researchers, may have temporarily slowed the Pacific's ‘biological pump,’ which transports

Psychology

Ethnic studies improve student engagement and graduation rates in high school

Psychology Article

According to new data from UMass Amherst, enrolling 9th graders who are failing academically in an ethnic studies course increases

Physics

Conventional Behavior in the Antiferroelectric Material for Computer Memory

Physics Article

Researchers discover predictable behavior in a promising memory material. A team led by Georgia Tech researchers discovered unexpectedly familiar behavior

Chemistry

A Fully Autonomous Chemical Mini-plant Powered by Solar Energy

Chemistry Article

Scientists have created a fully functional standalone solar-powered mini-reactor that could be used to produce fine chemicals in remote locations on Earth, and possibly even Mars. Professor Timothy Nol and

Astronomy

Unexpectedly a novel exoplanet is discovered by a satellite

Astronomy Article

While exploring two previously known planets around the same star, the European Space Agency's (ESA) exoplanet-hunting satellite CHEOPS (Characterising ExOPlanet

Health