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According to the findings, MXene and MBene molecules can be designed to selectively collect carbon dioxide.

Probably the most slender materials in the world might give answers for researchers in their journey to control the impacts of a dangerous atmospheric deviation. Known as MXene and MBene

Environment

According to new research, ancient carbon in rocks emits the same amount of CO2 as the world’s volcanoes.

Environment Article

Another review by the College of Oxford has toppled the view that regular stone enduring goes about as a CO2

Nanophysics

Studying nanofluids while applying Einstein’s tea leaf paradox

Nanophysics Article

Mixing can permit the equal scattering of substances in fluids. Einstein's tea leaf oddity is an idea that shows how

Bio & Medicine

Researchers create a nanozyme mimic that breaks down waste under sunshine.

Bio & Medicine Article

Researchers at the Materials Exploration Center (MRC), Indian Establishment of Science (IISc), have fostered another kind of compound mimetic that

Nanotechnology

Why does rubbing something together make it hot? Dynamic friction’s enigma revealed at the atomic level

Nanotechnology Article

Rubbing, an ordinary peculiarity, has confounded researchers for a really long time. However broadly investigated, our comprehension stays divided, principally

Bio & Medicine

Researchers develop a wearable sensor to track antibiotics used as a “last line of defense”

Bio & Medicine Article

Since the revelation of penicillin in 1928, microbes have advanced various ways of sidestepping or by and large, overlooking the impacts of anti-infection agents. Fortunately, medical services suppliers have a

Bio & Medicine