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Materials Sciences

New State-of-the-MOF Materials Transform Chemical Storage

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are porous, crystalline materials that can trap compounds within their molecular cavities, giving them a wide range of…

Physics & Astronomy

Reconfigurable Chiral Microlaser Innovates Through Symmetry Breaking

Very recently, a team of researchers led by Professor Xiao Yun-Feng and Professor Gong Qihuang at Peking University, in collaboration with Professor Qiu…

Physics & Astronomy

Ultrafast Probing Unveils Quantum Coherence Dynamics

Ultrafast, multidimensional spectroscopy unlocks macroscopic-scale effects of quantum electronic correlations.

Physics & Astronomy

Handed Light: New Insights Into Quantum Geometry Innovations

We all live in a curved geometry: the earth is not flat. We realize this whenever we board a plane across the Atlantic Ocean and seemingly take a detour – if…

Physics & Astronomy

Understanding Turbulence: Insights into a Common Mystery

Turbulence is everywhere — it rattles our planes and makes tiny whirlpools in our bathtubs — but it is one of the least understood phenomena in classical…

Physics & Astronomy

Atomic Vacancies in Boron Nitride: A New Quantum Bit Discovery

Although boron nitride looks very similar to graphene in structure, it has completely different optoelectronic properties. Its constituents, the elements boron…

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70th Lindau Meeting: 660 young scientists from around 100 countries experience first “Lindau Moment" today

Young scientists from 101 countries are invited to the 70th anniversary of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings. This was the result of the decision taken today…

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Power and Electrical Engineering

Innovative UV Light Antifouling System Ready for Production

The new antifouling UV spotlight was developed for the continuous deployment on the three autonomous MARNET measuring stations, which the IOW operates in the…

Earth Sciences

Discover Itokawa: The Iron-Clad Near-Earth Asteroid Insight

Itokawa would normally be a fairly average near-Earth asteroid – a rocky mass measuring only a few hundred metres in diameter, which orbits the sun amid…

Materials Sciences

New molten metal hybrid filters from TU Freiberg will make components even safer and more resistant in the future

During the production process of metallic casting materials, there are many different impurities in the melt, which are difficult or impossible to remove…

Life & Chemistry

Polymers get caught up in love-hate chemistry of oil and water

Results published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society provide new insights on the way molecules pack and order themselves into “tunable”…

Architecture & Construction

Northeast Tree Species: New Sustainable Building Material Insights

Two tree species native to the Northeast have been found to be structurally sound for use in cross-laminated timber (CLT) – a revolutionary new type of…

Physics & Astronomy

Astronomy Student Finds 17 New Planets, Including Earth-Sized One

Over its original four-year mission, the Kepler satellite looked for planets, especially those that lie in the “Habitable Zones” of their stars, where liquid…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Zebrafish Stripes: New Tool Reveals Genetic Insights

Scientists want to understand the genetic rules that direct this delicate dance, and a new algorithm developed by Brown University mathematicians could help…

Life & Chemistry

New Method Converts CO2 to Methane Efficiently at Low Temperatures

The conversion of carbon dioxide to valuable chemicals such as methane has drawn great attention for use in supporting carbon capture and utilization….

Life & Chemistry

Bacteria Loop-the-Loop: Magnetococcus Marinus in Action

The magnetotactic bacterium Magnetococcus marinus swims with the help of two bundles of flagella, which are thread-like structures. The bacterial cells also…

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