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In the field of spintronics, researchers from RIKEN and their collaborators have conducted an experiment to explore the potential of using heat and magnetic fields to create transformations between spin textures in a single crystal thin plate device. This research holds significant promise for the development of spintronics devices that require low energy consumption. The
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The University of Illinois Chicago conducted a study to predict the population growth or decline of U.S. cities by 2100. Environmental engineers Uttara Sutradhar, Lauryn Spearing, and Sybil Derrible utilized census data and demographic surveys to understand the factors influencing population changes. By combining publicly available data sources and climate change models, the researchers aimed
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The CES tech show in Las Vegas is known for showcasing cutting-edge technology and innovations. This year, the exhibition featured a wide range of exciting and unusual tech gadgets and advancements. From electric cars to transparent TVs to accessibility tech, there was something for everyone. In this article, we will dive into some of the
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Fast radio bursts (FRBs) have captivated the imaginations of astronomers and scientists due to their intense and enigmatic nature. These rapid flashes of radio waves from deep space have posed a challenge in unraveling their origins and understanding the mechanisms behind their creation. Recently, researchers made a significant breakthrough in tracking down the source of
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The relationship between cannabis and exercise has long been a topic of debate, filled with assumptions and contradictions. While some view cannabis as a performance-enhancing drug, others associate it with laziness and couch-lock. However, emerging evidence suggests that both of these perspectives may miss the mark. Surveys conducted in US states where cannabis is legalized
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Artificial intelligence (AI) language models, such as ChatGPT, have made significant strides in various fields, from law to entertainment. However, these models still lack the capability to reason like a human. Dr. Vered Shwartz, an assistant professor in the UBC department of computer science, and masters student Mehar Bhatia explain the significance of reasoning in
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The behavior of light when passing through materials has always intrigued scientists. The study of this phenomenon, known as nonlinear optics, has revolutionized various fields, from laser development to quantum information science. In recent years, the miniaturization of devices that manipulate light in nonlinear ways has gained significant momentum, enabling complex light interactions on a
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Biomaterials, derived from plants, have gained significant attention as potential replacements for fossil fuel-based materials due to their perceived lower environmental impact. However, a recent study conducted by Radboud University challenges this assumption and underscores the need for further analysis in achieving climate neutrality. According to research published in Nature Communications, bio-based products emit, on
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How long does planet formation take? Maybe not as long as we thought, according to new research. Observations with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) show that planet formation around young stars may begin much earlier than scientists thought. These new results were presented at the American Astronomical Society’s 243rd Meeting. The findings presented by
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Friction is a fundamental force in our everyday lives, dictating how objects interact when in motion. We are all familiar with the principles of regular friction, where the force of friction increases proportionally with the weight of an object. However, scientists at the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech) have unraveled the mysteries of
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