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Next-generation solar materials have shown great promise in terms of cost-effectiveness and sustainability compared to traditional silicon solar cells. However, one significant challenge remains – developing solar cells that are durable enough to withstand real-world conditions. In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Nature Energy, a team of international scientists, including Nelson Dzade from
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Phonons have long been considered to possess negligible magnetic moments. However, recent research conducted by scientists at Nanjing University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences has challenged this notion. In their study, featured in Nature Physics, the researchers investigated the phonon magnetic moments of Fe2Mo3O8, a polar antiferromagnet, and uncovered giant phonon magnetic moments enhanced
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When we think of farm animals, we often associate them with providing us with food and resources. However, a recent study has shed light on a much darker aspect of human-animal interactions. Scientists have discovered that the domestication and husbandry of livestock coincided with the emergence and spread of animal-borne diseases that have plagued human
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In recent years, ketamine has been touted as a potential solution for those suffering from severe forms of treatment-resistant depression. Unlike traditional medications, ketamine offers the benefits of electroshock therapy without the associated risks. However, the drug’s strong psychoactive effects have made it difficult to conduct blind tests. Despite this challenge, researchers from Stanford University
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The gaming industry has experienced tremendous growth, with a worth of $193 billion, surpassing the combined revenue of the film and music industries. As online gaming becomes increasingly popular, it offers not only entertainment but also opportunities to improve well-being and foster social relations. However, a recent study conducted by scientists at Aalto University’s Department
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Antarctic ice shelves have long been regarded as critical components of the global climate system, but their intricate dynamics remain largely unexplored. However, a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Cornell University has shed new light on the vital role of crevasses in these icy landscapes. Utilizing an innovative underwater robot called Icefin, the team
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The field of quantum computing holds immense potential in solving complex problems that have traditionally been considered beyond the reach of conventional computers. From cryptography and pharmacology to the study of molecular and material properties, quantum computers offer unprecedented computational capabilities. However, the current state of quantum computing is still relatively limited. Recent research published
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Chemists from Oxford University and IBM Research Europe-Zürich have achieved a significant milestone in the field of chemistry. In their recent study published in the esteemed journal Nature, the researchers successfully synthesized a doubly anti-aromatic C16 carbon allotrope. This breakthrough opens up new avenues for exploration and experimentation in molecular chemistry, as well as potential
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Quantum physicists at Delft University of Technology have achieved a groundbreaking feat: the control and manipulation of spin waves using superconductors. In a study recently published in Science, the researchers shed light on the interaction between magnets and superconductors, offering valuable insights into the potential of spin waves as an alternative to electronics. This discovery
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In our relentless pursuit of net-zero carbon emissions, scientists at the University of Houston (UH) have made significant progress in harnessing the hidden potential of algae. Led by Venkatesh Balan, an associate professor of engineering technology in UH’s Cullen College of Engineering’s Division of Technology, their groundbreaking research promises to revolutionize various industries and potentially
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The Arctic region has been experiencing alarming changes in recent decades. Earth scientists from North Carolina State University, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, North Carolina A&T State University, and Sandia National Laboratories have conducted research on the Arctic and have discovered that cyclones in the region have become more frequent and stronger. This is of
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Mars, the mysterious red planet, has been a subject of fascination for centuries. Over the years, humans have sent numerous missions to uncover the secrets of this celestial neighbor. One such mission, the Mars InSight lander, provided groundbreaking data about Mars’s interior structure. Contrary to popular belief, Mars is not just a solid, dusty shell.
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