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Researchers from MIT, Nanoplanet Consulting, Harvard University, and the University of Alberta have discovered through lab testing that conditions in Venus' clouds may be favorable for harboring life. The group

Archaeology

Iron and Bronze Age peoples’ genomes are being sequenced in order to better understand early Mediterranean migration patterns.

Archaeology Article

A worldwide group of anthropologists, archeologists, and geneticists has dived more deeply into the relocation examples of individuals living around

Hi Tech & Innovation

Future 6G Wireless Communication is Supported by a Photonic Filter that Distinguishes Signals from Noise

Hi Tech & Innovation Article

In order to extract communication signals from background noise and minimize undesirable interference over the whole radio frequency spectrum, researchers

Optics & Photonics

Diffractive optical networks provide universal linear processing of spatially incoherent light.

Optics & Photonics Article

Data handling with light is a subject of consistently expanding interest among optics and photonics scientists. Aside from the mission

Physics

Scientists believe there is a secret phase transition between liquid and solid.

Physics Article

Anything made out of plastic or glass is a shapeless material. Not at all like numerous materials that freeze into

Quantum Physics

New quantum computing paradigm revealed by revolutionary hardware

Quantum Physics Article

A potentially game-changing hypothetical way to deal with quantum figuring equipment evades a significant part of the risky intricacy tracked down in current quantum PCs. The technique carries out a

Nanotechnology

Gold buckyballs, commonly used nanoparticle ‘seeds,’ were discovered to be identical.

Nanotechnology Article

Rice College scientific experts have found that minuscule gold "seed" particles, a critical fixing in one of the most widely

Nanotechnology

Using optimal bright-field scanning transmission electron microscopy to reveal the local atomic structure of zeolite

Nanotechnology Article

Zeolites have one-of-a kind permeable nuclear designs and are valuable as impetuses, particle exchangers, and sub-atomic sifters. It is hard

Bio & Medicine

Programmable DNA hydrogels for advanced cell culture and personalized medicine

Bio & Medicine Article

In-vitro culture of natural cells plays a significant role in progressing organic exploration. Nonetheless, right now, accessible cell culture materials

Nanotechnology

The electrodes are attached to individual atomically accurate graphene nanoribbons by the researchers.

Nanotechnology Article

Graphene nanoribbons have remarkable properties that can be definitively controlled. Specialists from Empa and ETH Zurich, in a joint effort

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