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The European Union is taking proactive measures to reduce its supply-chain vulnerabilities by exploring alternative sources of critical raw materials. Dr. Arne Petter Ratvik, a metals expert at SINTEF, an independent Norwegian research organization, believes that ordinary fertilizer production could be the solution. Ratvik led a research project called SecREEts, which received EU funding to
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The development of shortwave infrared (SWIR) technology has paved the way for revolutionary advancements in computer vision. By harnessing the power of SWIR light, high-volume applications in service robotics, automotive, and consumer electronics markets can achieve unprecedented reliability, function, and performance. Image sensors with SWIR sensitivity offer enhanced operation under adverse conditions such as bright
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Catalysts play a vital role in various industrial processes, ranging from the production of everyday items like yogurt and Post-It notes to the development of renewable energy sources. However, finding the optimal catalyst materials for specific reactions has traditionally been a challenging and time-consuming task. Scientists often rely on laborious experiments and computationally intensive calculations
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Cholesterol has long been categorized as either “good” or “bad” based on its impact on heart health. However, a recent study has revealed a new perspective on the “good” type of cholesterol, known as High-Density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C). Contrary to its presumed health benefits, an abundance of HDL-C has now been linked to an increased
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Jupiter’s moon, Io, has long captivated scientists and space enthusiasts with its volatile and tumultuous nature. Surpassing all other celestial bodies in the Solar System, Io is dubbed the most volcanic object to date. In a recent development, the Juno probe conducted its closest flyby of Io, capturing stunning images that have offered unprecedented insights
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As the world continues its transition from conventional energy sources to greener alternatives, the focus on electricity as a power source expands beyond the realm of transportation. To truly create a sustainable future, the global manufacturing network must also adapt. In a recent study conducted by chemists at UChicago, a breakthrough in electrochemistry offers a
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The pursuit of energy management breakthroughs has led researchers into the realm of quantum systems and materials. This exciting field has given rise to the development of cutting-edge platforms dedicated to creating quantum thermal machines, opening up new possibilities for harnessing the full potential of quantum technologies in advanced energy solutions. In particular, scientists have
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It is widely recognized that promoting climate-friendly behaviors is essential in the fight against climate change. However, a recent report published in the journal Nature Climate Change highlights the importance of addressing inequality in order to effectively achieve a Net-Zero future. The researchers argue that inequalities in society create barriers that limit the ability of
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The recent publication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society by a research team led by Prof. Yao Hongbin offers valuable insights into the development of amorphous tantalum chloride solid electrolytes (SEs) and their potential applications in all-solid-state lithium batteries (ASSLBs). This article examines the research findings and explores the significance of amorphous SEs
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The Chinese internet giant Baidu recently made headlines with its announcement that it would be scrapping its plans to acquire the livestreaming platform YY Live. This multi-billion-dollar deal would have catapulted Baidu into the live streaming market and diversified its revenue stream. However, the company cited government approval as one of the main roadblocks to
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Diets that are higher in fat and significantly lower in carbohydrates have shown remarkable potential for reducing seizures in individuals with drug-resistant forms of epilepsy, especially in children. While researchers have observed a shift in the gut’s microflora from this type of diet, the exact nature of these changes and their connection to seizure prevalence
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Regular exercise is known to have a myriad of health benefits, but recent studies have revealed a particularly intriguing link between physical activity and brain size. Contrary to popular belief, this connection does not require intense or prolonged exercise sessions. Rather, even moderate levels of physical activity can result in significant brain-boosting effects. Researchers from
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Heterocyclic compounds, known for their versatile and excellent physiological activities, are highly valued in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. However, the traditional methods of synthesizing these compounds often involve high temperature and pressure conditions or the use of precious metal catalysts, which add to both the economic and environmental costs. In a recent study published
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