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For Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Scattering Detection, Researchers Propose a Unique Nano-Pocket

A surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERMS) technique to automatically capture target molecules in AgNP/MoS2 nano-pockets has recently been developed by Yang Liangbao's research team at the Institute of Health and Medical

Environment

The climate model gives a data-driven solution to the major goal of climate research.

Environment Article

Another exploration study from The College of Alabama in Huntsville, a piece of the College of Alabama Framework, resolves a

Nanotechnology

Separating molecules takes a lot of energy, and this nanoporous, heat-resistant membrane could change that.

Nanotechnology Article

Industry has long depended upon energy-serious cycles, like refining and crystallization, to isolate atoms that eventually act as fixings in

Ecology

Reducing fishing gear could help whales while having no effect on California’s crab fishermen.

Ecology Article

Some of the time, basic arrangements are better. Everything depends on the idea of the issue. For humpback whales, the

Astronomy & Space

JWST observations of the relationship between AGN and starburst activity

Astronomy & Space Article

With amazing responsiveness and spatial and phantom goals, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) presents a remarkable chance to advance

Biology

3D organoids provide exciting new insights into canine lung cancer.

Biology Article

Veterinary specialists have utilized organoids—three-layered organ-like designs developed from immature microorganisms and tissue tests—to examine the natural cycles of cellular breakdown in the lungs in canines, an illness that is

Energy & Green Tech

Artificial intelligence-based real-time flaw detection on fuel cell surface

Energy & Green Tech Article

Energy units, essential parts of hydrogen power module electric vehicles (FCEVs), act as eco-accommodating energy transformation frameworks that create electric

Energy & Green Tech