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Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute for Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) recently stumbled upon an intriguing pattern in two widely used databases of electronic structures: the Materials Project database and the Materials Cloud 3-dimensional crystal structures database. What caught their attention was the fact that approximately 60 percent of structures in both databases exhibited primitive
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A groundbreaking study by researchers from Washington State University and the University of Oregon has revealed a fascinating phenomenon known as ‘bacterial vampirism.’ This discovery sheds light on particular types of bacteria that are mysteriously drawn to human blood, a phenomenon that can have grave consequences, leading to fatal infections. The team’s findings highlight how
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The recent data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service has revealed some alarming trends in global weather patterns. While February 2024 has been recorded as the warmest February on a global scale, regions in North America, Asia, and parts of Europe have experienced extreme cold temperatures. The stark contrast between increasing temperatures globally and record-breaking
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The world of microscopy has always been a fascinating realm where scientists delve deep into the unseen structures of living organisms. However, one of the major limitations faced by scientists has been the low resolution of mid-infrared microscopy in comparison to other advanced techniques. While super-resolution fluorescent microscopes and electron microscopes have been able to
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The spinal cord, often overlooked in comparison to the brain, plays a crucial role in motor learning and memory. While traditionally believed that these functions were solely confined to the brain, recent research has shown that spinal nerves also play a significant role in memorizing responses to potential threats. The diverse populations of neurons found
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Pluto, the distant dwarf planet in our solar system, is home to a striking feature known as the “heart,” a bright valentine-shaped region called Tombaugh Regio. This unique formation has puzzled scientists for years, and the most likely scenario for its origin involves a dramatic collision with a planetary body over 400 miles wide. A
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The severity and frequency of wildfires have been on the rise globally in recent years, with many attributing this trend to the effects of climate change. However, a study conducted by UC Riverside points to another significant factor – the increase in carbon dioxide levels. The study revealed that the rising levels of CO2 in
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The recent advancements in research have paved the way for developing novel substances with modified structural motifs commonly found in pharmaceuticals. Sustainable chemical transformations have gained significant importance globally across various industries. Electrochemistry has emerged as a key player in driving the development of sustainable synthetic routes, thereby reducing the generation of waste associated with
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Fusion energy has long been heralded as the future of clean and sustainable energy production. Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have been working tirelessly to develop innovative methods for managing plasma in order to achieve the dream of generating electricity through fusion. In a recent study, they
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The implementation of deepfake porn policies in social media platforms has become a crucial issue that needs to be addressed effectively. Meta’s oversight board recently announced that they are closely examining Meta’s policies regarding deepfake pornography through two specific cases. This move comes after the widespread sharing of AI-generated explicit images of public figures on
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NASA embarked on an ambitious mission to Mars with the Perseverance rover, aiming to collect samples from the red planet for analysis. The US$2.4 billion mission landed the rover in Jezero Crater, a site believed to be rich in ancient geological formations that could hold clues to the existence of past life on Mars. Perseverance
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