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Scientists Unlock Helium Chemistry: New Discoveries Explained

Although helium is the second most-abundant element (after hydrogen) in the universe, it doesn't play well with others. It is a member of a family of seven…

Life & Chemistry

Up, up and away: USU chemists say 'yes,' helium can form compounds

Can helium bond with other elements to form a stable compound? Students attentive to Utah State University professor Alex Boldyrev's introductory chemistry…

Physics & Astronomy

New IT Devices Using Stable Transformable Solitons

Unavoidably, each digital information we send around the globe is prone to be lost. Travelling long ways in wires, the initial signal decays and scatters by…

Power and Electrical Engineering

TPedge PV Modules Show Strong Reliability in Testing

TPedge modules are edge-sealed, double-glass PV modules, similar in construction to insulating glass windows. The solar cells are fixed in the gas-filled space…

Physics & Astronomy

'Curiosity' exposes low CO2 level in Mars' primitive atmosphere

The CO2 level in Mars' primitive atmosphere 3.5 billion years ago was too low for sediments, such as those found by NASA's Curiosity exploration vehicle in…

Materials Sciences

Mimicking nature's cellular architectures via 3-D printing

Nature does amazing things with limited design materials. Grass, for example, can support its own weight, resist strong wind loads, and recover after being…

Physics & Astronomy

UNH Researcher Reveals Black Hole Feeding Frenzy Discovery

A giant black hole ripped apart a nearby star and then continued to feed off its remains for close to a decade, according to research led by the University of…

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Nanotechnology Innovations in Life Sciences Debut in Tokyo

Various other related exhibitions take place in parallel, focusing on topics like printable electronics, 3D printing, robotics, smart energy or surface…

Life & Chemistry

Study Finds Size Matters for Coral Conservation Areas

In a study that may sound a new alarm for endangered corals, researchers have found that small community-based marine protected areas may be especially…

Life & Chemistry

Bacterial Survival Strategy: Virulent and Non-Virulent Subtypes

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have discovered a survival strategy that harmful bacteria can use to outsmart the human immune response,…

Health & Medicine

Tiny 3-D Spheres: A New Approach to Combat Tuberculosis

The team, which includes infection researchers, engineers and bioinformaticians in Southampton and University College London, have used an electrostatic…

Life & Chemistry

Departure of migratory birds from stopover sites is hormone-controlled

Every year, billions of migratory birds make their way back to Europe from their wintering quarters. Since their energy reserves are not enough for a non-stop…

Machine Engineering

High-Pressure Natural Gas Turbine-Generator Breakthrough

Scientists of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) developed turbo expander electric generator operating on high-pressure natural gas….

Health & Medicine

Atomic-Scale Insights into Bacterial Proteins for TB Drug Development

The research, conducted by a Rockefeller team led by Elizabeth Campbell, in collaboration with scientists at Memorial Sloan Kettering, focuses on a cluster of…

Physics & Astronomy

Hubble captures brilliant star death in 'rotten egg' nebula

The Calabash Nebula, pictured here — which has the technical name OH 231.8+04.2 — is a spectacular example of the death of a low-mass star like the sun. This…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Terahertz Wireless: Fast Satellite Links Rival Fiber-Optics

The THz band is a new and vast frequency resource expected to be used for future ultrahigh-speed wireless communications. The research group has developed a…

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