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Video-conferencing stages, for example, Skype, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, permit individuals to discuss from a distance with others in various areas of the planet. The COVID-19 pandemic and

Chemistry

Organic Semiconductors benefit from Light-infused Particles

Chemistry News

Polaritons combine the best of two completely distinct worlds. These hybrid particles combine light and organic molecules, making them suitable

Agriculture

Chicken Parasites are Kept at Bay by Sandboxes

Agriculture News

A plunge in the sandbox is good hygiene for chickens. If you've never seen chicken dust bathe, the sight can

Archaeology

Analysis of ancient incense discovered at Famen Royal Temple demonstrates the significance of incense trading along the Silk Road.

Archaeology News

A group of specialists partnered with the Palace Museum, the Famen Temple Museum and the University of the Chinese Academy

Biology

A bacterial chemical has caused a seafloor mammal to settle.

Biology News

Most base-dwelling marine invertebrate creatures, for example, wipes, corals, worms, and clams, produce minuscule hatchlings that swim in the sea

Astronomy

Materials synthesis research and study in the terapascal range: a journey to the center of Uranus

Astronomy News

Jules Verne lacked the ability to dream of this: An exploration group from the University of Bayreuth, along with global accomplices, has pushed the limits of high-strain and high-temperature examination

Machine learning & AI