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Environmental Conservation

Climate Policy’s Impact on Global Coal Power Plants

Coal power plants are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, and new plants are planned around the world, particularly in India and China. These new power…

Corporate News

Siemens Delivers Direct Drive Tech to Japan’s Eurus Wind Farm

Siemens Energy secured a total 51 MW wind power order from Japan's largest wind power developer, Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation. Siemens will provide 17…

Information Technology

Optimizing Computer Simulations for Semiconductor Innovations

The semiconductor silicon lies at the heart of the current revolution in electronics and computing. In particular, it can produce compact integrated circuits…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Neural Probe Arrays: Enhancing Lives for Amputees and Patients

Neural probe arrays are expected to significantly benefit the lives of amputees and people affected by spinal cord injuries or severe neuromotor diseases. By…

Information Technology

Silicon Breakthrough: Optimizing Light Data Transmission Channels

When it comes to data transmission, light is superior to electronics. An ability to transmit data in parallel by utilizing multiple light wavelengths allows…

Information Technology

Exploring Ferroelectric Materials and Their Polarization Insights

Ferroelectric materials have an intrinsic electrical polarization caused by a small shift in the position of some of their atoms that occurs below a critical…

Environmental Conservation

Discovering Diversity: New Insights on Two Species

A pair of new studies from the Wildlife Conservation Society, Idaho State University, and the University of Nevada Reno look at the surprising variety of…

Studies and Analyses

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Linked to Healthier Arteries Long-Term

Women who ate a diet high in fresh fruits and vegetables as young adults were much less likely to have plaque build-up in their arteries 20 years later…

Earth Sciences

Autumn’s Longer Stay: Research Reveals Seasonal Shifts

A team of researchers examined satellite imagery covering the northern hemisphere over a 25 year period (1982 – 2006), and looked for any seasonal changes in…

Materials Sciences

Solar Cells That Double as Lasers: A New Perovskite Breakthrough

A relatively new type of solar cell based on a perovskite material – named for scientist Lev Perovski, who first discovered materials with this structure in…

Event News

AERA Meeting: US-German Collaboration in Education Research

The German Institute for International Educational Research (DIPF) offers German and US-American educational researchers an opportunity to deepen their…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots Mars-Bound Comet Sprout Multiple Jets

The image on the left, captured  March 11 by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, shows comet C/2013 A1, also called Siding Spring, at a distance of 353 million…

Life & Chemistry

First Genome Methylation Mapping in Fruit Fly Discovered

A group of scientists from Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute and UC Berkeley report the first mapping of genome methylation in the fruit-fly…

Life & Chemistry

Notre Dame Unveils Largest Developmental Proteomic Data Set

Bioanalytical chemist Norman Dovichi and molecular biologist Paul Huber have successfully tracked the changing patterns of protein expression during early…

Environmental Conservation

US Clean-Air Efforts: Urban Areas Achieve Success

National efforts in the last decade to clear the air of dangerous particulate matter have been so successful that most urban areas have already attained the…

Interdisciplinary Research

Understanding Great Earthquakes: Water Pressure and Risk Factors

The largest earthquakes occur where oceanic plates move beneath continents. Obviously, water trapped in the boundary between both plates has a dominant…

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