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Dementia, which incorporates Alzheimer's illness, currently affects around 1.8 million individuals in Germany. The specific reason has not yet been explained; however, hereditary elements play a critical role in the

Biology

According to new research, lowering the amount of antibiotics used in animal feed is insufficient to tackle antibiotic resistance.

Biology Article

Another review by the College of Oxford has found that normal development of anti-infection resistance qualities has kept up with

Physics

Researchers use an extremely quick “electron camera” to capture protons in the process of dissociation.

Physics Article

Researchers have found quick hydrogen molecules—the keys to endless organic and synthetic responses—in real life. A group led by scientists

Nanotechnology

Beyond optical boundaries using free-space nanoprinting to produce 4D functional structures

Nanotechnology Article

Two-photon polymerization is a likely strategy for nanofabrication to incorporate nanomaterials in view of femtosecond laser-based techniques. Challenges in the

Quantum Physics

Quantum electrodynamics put to the test: Electron g factor determination in hydrogen-like tin

Quantum Physics Article

Quantum electrodynamics is the best-tried hypothesis in material science. It depicts all the electrical and attractive collaborations of light and

Optics & Photonics

Using band offset tuning to navigate moiré physics and photonics

Optics & Photonics Article

At the point when two grids with unmistakable points or periodicities meet up, they invoke a moiré superlattice—a domain where surprising peculiarities like superconductivity and optical solitons spring to life.

Bio & Medicine