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Unlocking the Future With Lithium Niobate’s Ferroelectric Magic
Lithium niobate’s exceptional properties and ferroelectric domain engineering enable cutting-edge innovations in photonics and quantum computing. By overcoming manufacturing challenges and using thin-film platforms, researchers are pushing boundaries in sensing, communication, and beyond. Lithium niobate (LN) is renowned for its exceptional properties, making it a valuable material in both scientific research and industrial applications. Its [...]
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CO2-Eating Bacteria Turn Chimney Smoke Into Sustainable Fuel
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking technology using microorganisms to transform industrial CO2 emissions into useful products like fuels and chemicals. This method, distinct from traditional carbon capture, allows direct utilization of captured carbon, offering a more efficient and cost-effective solution to industrial emissions. With this technology, industries can produce valuable substances such as methane and [...]
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Underneath an Ancient Castle: Researchers Discover Secret Passages Linked to Leonardo da Vinci
New research uncovered hidden passages under Sforza Castle, potentially confirming legends linked to Leonardo da Vinci’s designs. As part of a PhD thesis, the Politecnico di Milano conducted an advanced technological survey in collaboration with the Sforza Castle, with technical support from Codevintec. The investigation uncovered numerous underground passages beneath the Castle, particularly in the [...]
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Unlocking Roman Secrets: How Modern Science Analyzes Ancient Wood
Groundbreaking research involving nuclear magnetic resonance has revealed the secrets of ancient Roman wooden structures. This non-invasive technique helped scientists analyze submerged wood from a Roman pier, contributing to our knowledge of historical construction techniques and opening new avenues for archaeological preservation. Ancient Wood Analysis In a recent study, researchers analyzed rare wooden structures from [...]
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Science Gets a Global Thumbs-Up – What 68 Countries Really Think
The largest global study since the COVID-19 pandemic shows scientists are trusted around the world. An expansive international study involving over 71,000 participants across 68 countries reveals a strong public trust in scientists, with a notable desire for increased involvement in policymaking and societal issues. The survey, led by a global consortium from Harvard University, [...]
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Are You the Favorite Child? Science Reveals Surprising Traits That Parents Prefer
Study reveals parents tend to favor younger siblings, daughters, and the more agreeable — often without realizing it. BYU’s latest research delves into sibling rivalries and parental favoritism, revealing that parents tend to favor younger siblings and daughters. It highlights the significance of personality in shaping parental attitudes and the crucial role of recognizing favoritism [...]
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Fundamental Biological Discovery Could Revolutionize Fertilizer Use in Farming
A biological mechanism makes plant roots more hospitable to microbes. Researchers at the John Innes Centre have identified a biological mechanism that helps plant roots create a more hospitable environment for beneficial soil microbes. This breakthrough has the potential to promote more sustainable farming practices by reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers. Most major crops [...]
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Lost Civilization Unveiled: Middle Bronze Age Tablets Reveal Hidden Mesopotamian History
New findings at Kurd Qaburstan, including clay tablets and monumental ruins, reveal insights into Middle Bronze Age life and may link the site to the ancient city of Qabra. New discoveries at the ancient Mesopotamian site of Kurd Qaburstan by University of Central Florida (UCF) associate professor Tiffany Earley-Spadoni and her research team are offering [...]
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Miniature Whirlpools: A New Weapon Against Dangerous Viruses
Whirlpools are now at the forefront of medical technology, helping to purify and concentrate biomarkers for diagnostic tests. These specially engineered whirlpools efficiently separate harmful bioparticles from critical diagnostic elements like antibodies and viruses, paving the way for a new single-chip diagnostic device. Whirlpool Technology in Diagnostics Whirlpools are often linked to danger and destruction [...]
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Rewriting Prehistory: Archaeologists Have Discovered That Our Ancient Ancestors Were Vegetarian
Nitrogen isotope analysis of tooth enamel reveals no evidence of meat consumption in Australopithecus. New research published in the journal Science suggests that early human ancestors, such as Australopithecus, which lived approximately 3.5 million years ago in southern Africa, consumed little to no meat. This finding is based on an analysis of nitrogen isotopes in [...]
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