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Comprehending charged particles assists in modeling the formation of elements in stars
The study lays groundwork for calculating how nucleons interact when the particles are electrically charged.
Poop research can help to increase white rhino populations
Reproductive status on the gut microbiome of southern white rhinoceros.
It’s possible to make carbon dioxide capture filters using 3D printing
This manufacturing process, using 3D printing, makes everything faster and more precise.
Scientists use satellites to monitor the planet’s greening in the face of climate change
The new results allow to be more confident about what those changes will be.
New elastic material is impervious to gases and liquids
An important step because there has long been a trade-off between elasticity and being impervious to gases.
A study looks at the bacteria on and in mosquitoes
The bacteria-ridden exteriors of mosquitoes may be another reason to arm yourself with a swatter.
New visualization tool to identify and study bands of heavy snow
The new method relies on integrating two sources of information into one visual display.
Scientists developed the fastest soft robot
By getting inspired by the biomechanics of cheetahs, scientists at North Carolina State University have developed the fastest ever soft robot that can move...
New smaller, lighter radiation shielding
Ionizing radiation can cause critical issues for electronic gadgets. To ensure against this, devices that might be presented to radiation -, for example, devices...