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Researchers have identified nongenetic factors in lung cancer resistance to a routinely used medication.

In a new report driven by Ravi Salgia, M.D., Ph.D., the Arthur and Rosalie Kaplan Seat in Clinical Oncology, a group of scientists from City of Trust, one of the

Chemistry

A self-wrinkling coating designed to increase impact resistance and mechanical strength.

Chemistry Article

Polymer covering is broadly utilized as a defensive layer in different fields, like surface enemy of consumption, hostile to entrance,

Chemistry

New biobased recyclable polyesters outperform polyethylene and polypropylene in terms of tensile strength.

Chemistry Article

The examination gathering of Teacher Kotohiro Nomura, Tokyo Metropolitan College, in collaboration with the exploration gathering of Chief Hiroshi Hirano,

Quantum Physics

Interaction of free electrons: Tailored electron pulses for enhanced electron microscopy

Quantum Physics Article

Electron magnifying lenses give special vistas of nanoscale structures; however, their goal is restricted by the shared repugnance of electrons.

Physics

A new approach for observing the orbital Hall effect might help spintronics applications.

Physics Article

In another leap forward, scientists have utilized an original procedure to affirm a formerly undetected material science peculiarity that could

Computer Sciences

A quantum algorithm for segmenting a moving object in grayscale movies.

Computer Sciences Article

PC vision calculations have progressively progressed over the course of the last many years, empowering the improvement of refined advances to screen explicit conditions, identify objects of interest in video

Physics

A method for improving the light-driven superconductivity of K3C60.

Physics Article

Superconductivity is the capacity of certain materials to lead a direct electrical flow (DC) with practically no opposition. This property

Physics

A glimpse into the sun’s fire: New observations suggest to a delayed burn-in phase of hydrogen burning.

Physics Article

Atomic astronomy concentrates on the advancement of the components in the universe since its creation. The astrophysical models depend on

Physics

Manipulating nonlinear exciton polaritons in a WS2 monolayer with artificial lattices

Physics Article

Exciton polaritons, half and half quasiparticles brought about by major areas of strength for the photon coupling, comprise a novel

Physics

Data collection on droplet attributes in order to trace and locate the origins of infectious particles

Physics Article

A group of barometrical researchers, physicists, and irresistible sickness experts at the Maximum Planck Foundation for Science, working with partners

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