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Read MoreA recent development in graphene-like films introduces a unique approach for the controlled incorporation of specifically designed defects, permitting customized material characteristics suitable for diverse applications. Although typically viewed as unfavorable, defects in graphene can improve its chemical, electronic, mechanical, and magnetic properties. A research team led by Reinhard Maurer from the University of Warwick […]
Read MoreAdvancements in Hydrogen Storage: A Significant Development with Solid Electrolytes Hydrogen is recognized as a sustainable energy alternative, but its storage typically demands elevated pressure or heat. Scientists have been exploring hydrogen compounds to tackle storage issues but faced obstacles, including high operating temperatures and limited capacity. At the Institute of Science in Tokyo, researchers […]
Read More## US President Donald Trump’s Recent Announcement on Trade Tariffs Raises Industry Alarm The latest declaration from President Donald Trump concerning trade tariffs has created ripples throughout the global pharmaceutical sector. The suggested punitive tariffs entail a 100% duty on patented and branded drugs unless a production facility within the US has been initiated. Notably, […]
Read MoreThe US government closure commenced on 1 October, caused by a deadlock between the Republican Party and Democrats in Congress regarding a new fiscal year funding bill, has once again thrown the nation’s research sector into chaos. This standstill is causing concern not only among prominent figures and organizations in research policy but also to […]
Read MoreRené Descartes is frequently recognized as a pivotal figure in philosophy, especially known as the pioneer of modern philosophy. Nevertheless, his significant contributions to mathematics, optics, physics, and astronomy are also remarkable, though often eclipsed by his philosophical influence. Descartes’ scientific endeavors covered a broad spectrum, demonstrating his engagement with the scientific advancements of his […]
Read MoreAlmost 122,000 Tonnes of Prohibited Pesticides Shipped by EU Firms in 2024 In 2024, EU firms shipped almost 122,000 tonnes of pesticides prohibited within the bloc, reflecting a 50% rise from 2018, as revealed by a recent investigation. This practice, under scrutiny since the European Commission vowed to halt it in 2020, persists mainly due […]
Read MoreExtremely lightweight and buoyant films are presenting a potentially groundbreaking approach to purify polluted water, rendering it safe for consumption by harnessing light to eliminate harmful microorganisms. These films feature a photocatalyst that generates persistent bactericidal radicals, effective even in low light settings, such as those provided by a smartphone flashlight. The worldwide deficiency in […]
Read MoreJoe Penhaul Smith and his sibling Sam Penhaul share a deep enthusiasm for sailing. ‘We both spent our childhood near the local sailing club,’ says Penhaul Smith, who still enjoys sailing in his leisure time. ‘Sam is the expert sailor and has been involved [in boat construction] for numerous elite maritime teams.’ As co-founders of […]
Read MoreThe European Commission has introduced a novel, comprehensive strategy centered on research and technology infrastructures (RTIs), underscoring their essential function in promoting scientific innovation throughout Europe. These infrastructures comprise shared laboratories, technology platforms, and essential research facilities. Europe is home to more than 100 such infrastructures, which are pivotal in advancing science and technology across […]
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