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As the universe develops, researchers anticipate that huge infinite designs should develop at a specific rate: thick districts, for example, would become denser, while the void of a room would

Archaeology

Archaeologists have discovered the most extensive paleolithic cave art site in Eastern Iberia.

Archaeology Article

Archeologists have found a significant paleolithic cavern workmanship site, seemingly the main one tracked down on the Eastern Iberian Coast

Quantum Physics

A physics-based model Ising solver based on CMOS standard technology

Quantum Physics Article

Quantum PCs, frameworks that perform calculations by taking advantage of quantum mechanics peculiarities, could serve to effectively handle a few

Chemistry

Aromatic Molecules are Quickly Converted into Harmful Aerosols by Hot Chemistry

Chemistry Article

Key first steps in the conversion of aromatic compounds, a significant component of traffic and other urban volatile emissions, into

Astronomy & Space

New Evidence for the Standard Model of Cosmology from Galaxy Clusters

Astronomy & Space Article

This time, using information on the structure of galaxy clusters, cosmologists have discovered fresh support for the mainstream model of

Health

The Key to Staying Awake Without Cost to Cognition or Health May Be Found in Lesser-Known Brain Cells

Health Article

Recent studies on animals indicate that little-studied brain cells called astrocytes play a significant role in regulating sleep requirements. These findings may one day enable humans survive longer periods without

Environment

The world can now breathe easier, but more mitigation is still required, according to an air pollution research.

Environment Article

Encompassing fine particulate matter (PM2.5), it is the world's leading natural wellbeing risk factor. At just 2.5 micrometers or less,

Quantum Physics

Researchers are getting closer to finding the elusive neutrino.

Quantum Physics Article

The unassuming neutrino, a subtle subatomic molecule that goes easily through ordinary matter, assumes an outsized role among the particles

Energy & Green Tech

Chemists create a more effective battery for storing energy generated by wind or solar farms.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Jimmy Jiang imagines a future where each house is controlled by environmentally friendly power stored in batteries—maybe even those he

Nanotechnology

Researchers create plasmonic nanotweezers to trap possibly carcinogenic nanosized particles more quickly.

Nanotechnology Article

Vanderbilt specialists have fostered a way to more rapidly and unequivocally trap nanoscale items, for example, possibly dangerous extracellular vesicles,

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