A large hydroelectric dam or wind farm is perhaps the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about using water or wind to generate electricity. But consider a smaller scale. Italian researchers into plants [more…]
The light emission of an excited molecule was spatially mapped to show how the emission is affected by the charge states of the molecule. Physics researchers use scanning tunneling microscopes (STMs) to capture individual fluorescent molecules at near atomic resolution. [more…]
Filmmaking technology, heavily featured in movies like Avatar, is now used as a tool by medical professionals. The Avatar movies, directed by James Cameron and whose sequels will follow, attract millions of people to various [more…]
The new sorbents have three times the capacity to absorb carbon dioxide from the air than existing ones. The sorbent also converts carbon dioxide into sodium bicarbonate, or baking soda, which can be safely retained in the oceans when exposed to seawater. International [more…]
The rare and deadly genetic disorder CD3 delta severe combined immunodeficiency can be implemented in a one-off treatment with the help of the latest genome editing technologies, according to a new study by UCLA. CD3 [more…]
A team led by physicists from the University of California at Irvine has broken new ground by discovering neutrinos produced by a particle collider. Your discovery was first discovered in 1956 for the burning of stars. [more…]
Sponsored by volunteers from JPL and the aerospace industry, the annual regional FIRST Robotics competition has an impact on young competitors and adult mentors alike. The 23rd annual FIRST Robotics Competition Loss, held over the weekend [more…]
Lithium-ion batteries have become indispensable in our daily lives. Only a passivation layer formed during their first cycle allows them to function. As scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) discovered through simulations, this solid [more…]
By combining videos from dozens of cameras, a unique 3D view of macroscopic experiments with microscopic details was obtained. The first photo taken by a pair of brave graduate students using their improvised microscopes is more than expected. [more…]
The chemical element copper has the atomic number 29 and the letter Cu, which comes from the Latin word cuprum. It is a metal with extremely high thermal and electrical conductivity that is soft, malleable and ductile. Pure [more…]
Amazon's cloud division employees, including former CEO of AWS Andy Jassy, were not exempt when the company announced today that it was laying off an additional 9,000 employees. According to TechCrunch, AWS accounts for about 10% of today's total. [more…]
Inside cells, phase separation produces droplets whose chemical activity results in surprising mobility that supports cellular function and offers a clue to the origin of life. Droplets are a common occurrence. How from a windowpane [more…]
A study led by scientists at ETH Zurich reveals for the first time how wind turbine locations will change if spatial planning regulations in Switzerland are relaxed. As little as possible in the Alps and throughout Switzerland [more…]
Turkish officials are expressing their displeasure as the deal has stalled and the country is forced to make difficult economic decisions and are considering canceling plans to purchase the F-16 Blok 70 from the United States. President's security and [more…]
QC Ware, a leading quantum software and services company, is today a joint research project with one of the world's leading biotechnology companies to better detect the presence and type of diabetic retinopathy. [more…]
Last year, journalists had fun asking ChatGPT, the brand new AI chatbot, to write their columns, with the majority concluding that the bot wasn't competent enough to replace them. Not yet. However, many [more…]
The goal, undertaken by a research team led by Cristian Micheletti of SISSA and recently published in Physical Review Letters, is how the parts of a complex molecule can be created by knowing how the molecule degrades and breaks down. [more…]
CQT Principal Investigator Loh Huanqian and her team create error-free arrays of up to 225 atoms in their automated setup powered by a unique algorithm. These photos show single rubidium atoms in arrays the width of a human hair. [more…]
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography project, led by NASA and the French space agency CNES, will provide high-resolution data on fresh and salt water on Earth's surface. NASA and NASA on Friday at 03:46 [more…]
Researchers have demonstrated how to operate a quantum gate in an assembly where voltage pulses cause nearby electron spins to be displaced. Twenty years ago, theoretical researchers used precision spin-based qubits to understand why noisy inputs. [more…]
It has long been known that a strain of tuberculosis bacteria can generate electricity from hydrogen in the air. Scientists have now figured out how to do this. Researchers studying a relative of the bacterium that causes leprosy and tuberculosis have turned hydrogen into electricity. [more…]
Coal is not only an important fuel for electricity generation in the Rhine region. The chemical industry also uses coal to produce vital essential compounds. However, when coal is removed from use, these materials [more…]
According to a study published in Cell Metabolism, premenopausal women with depression have a higher prevalence of gut bacteria than premenopausal women without depression, which is linked to worse clinical outcomes in hospitals. [more…]
Initial experiments of a technique for detecting the strength of certain ion-electron interactions in water yielded unexpected results. When it comes to power, the interactions between positively charged ions (cations) and negatively charged pi(π)-electrons are most important. [more…]
An original genetic strain of feral cats has been discovered in the remote woodland thickets of northern Corsica, according to recent DNA studies. Known mostly to Corsican herders and long-time experts, according to the French Office of Biodiversity (OFB). [more…]
The vision for 6G is getting clearer as we move forward. With a transmission rate of Tbps, the 6G wireless network is expected to have the best connection performance. Full spectrum, full coverage and all scenario applications [more…]
At the moment, the only model we have for the habitability of planets is Earth. There may be life on other planets in the large, open galaxy, but we can be sure it only arose in ours. The problem is, what we've discovered so far [more…]
According to recent studies, microbiota serve as crucial building blocks for cell division. When part of the liver is removed, the body can restore the missing tissue. However, the last study at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) [more…]
A study of a helical movement of bacteria caught our attention. If the driving force in the tail of this bacterium is strong enough to cause the flow stress fluid in front of it to deform, it can move forward. We all [more…]
World-renowned theoretical physicist Prof. Dr. Michio Kaku pointed out that important developments took place at the Second Century Economy Conference hosted by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality and said, “All information will be hidden in the lens you put on your eye”. [more…]
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