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Chemistry
Muon Spin Rotation SPECTROSCOPY reveals unique behavior and structure of organic radicals including phosphorus.
The efficient concrete of the 12-phosphattotrafen reveals stable, Ï€-localized radicals and emphasizes the possibility of spin functional materials. Credit: Tokyo Science Research Institute Muon Spin Rotation (µSr) Dismulishing method is a powerful technique that helps study the behavior of materials at the atomic level. This includes MUONS (a biased particles similar to the proton have a lightweight mass. When introduced…
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Nanotechnology
The Deep Ultravi Laser microscope reveals diamond’s nanoscale transport behavior
Dissemination optical creates two DUV beams. It uses a 4F imaging system to interfere with the sample surface (diamond) to generate a microscopic sine -stringed profile. Credit: Stephen Barouss/Mulnane and Caputein Group Ultra Wade band gaps such as diamonds are promising for next -generation electronic devices, higher voltage, and higher frequencies, and operates at higher frequencies because of the large…
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Chemistry
Trimital synergistic effects and defects: climate behavior catalyst
Fixed floor continuous flow reaction device used in CO2RR, (A) outer view of the reactor, and (b) internal view indicating the reactor tube and furnace. Credit: The minutes of the National Science Academy (2025). Doi: 10.1073/pnas.2411406122 Studies published in the National Academy’s Academy will introduce trimital catalysts, including nickel (NI), copper (CU), and zinc (ZN) nanoparticles supported by defective CERIA…
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Physics
Physicists introduce percolation model to explain word puzzle solving behavior
Sample realization of L = 20, pb = 0.2. Black sites are black, empty sites are white, and occupied sites have symbols and text. All site segments surrounded by black sites are words. letters a, b,. . . indicates the cluster formed by the resolved word, and the @ symbol indicates an occupied site that does not belong to the…
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Nanotechnology
‘Twisted’ 2D materials exhibit unexpected electronic behavior that defies theoretical predictions
This photo shows first author Giovanna Feraco (Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, University of Groningen, Netherlands) operating an ultra-high vacuum (UHV) system at the synchrotron facility. Credit: University of Groningen In search of new materials that will enable more efficient electronics, scientists are researching so-called 2D materials. These are sheets just one atom thick and can have all sorts of…
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Nanotechnology
AI-designed ‘nanocage’ mimics virus behavior to enhance gene therapy
Cryo-EM analysis of the designed novel protein nanocage. Credit: POSTECH Researchers have developed an innovative treatment platform by using artificial intelligence (AI) to mimic the complex structure of the virus. Their pioneering research was published in the journal Nature on December 18th. Viruses are uniquely designed to encapsulate genetic material within a spherical protein shell, allowing the virus to replicate…
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Earth
Scientists look to the mid-Pliocene to learn about the future behavior of the East Asian summer monsoon
A view of northeastern East Asia after a midsummer rain. Credit: He Linqiang The East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) is the most northerly monsoon system and is characterized by its pronounced seasonal march. It is characterized by a gradual shift northward in the rainfall stages, starting with the pre-rainy season in southern China in mid-May and ending in mid-June to…
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Physics
Scientists use matter waves to reveal new collective behavior in quantum optics
View of an array of matter wave emitters held in an optical lattice tube (atomic excitation in red, emitted matter waves in blue, effective vacuum coupling in green) and directional superradiation data. Credit: Alfonso Lanuza A research team led by Dr. Dominique Schnaebel, professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, has discovered a new regime for cooperative radiation phenomena,…
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Science
A short-lived soda tax strengthens alternative estimates of the tax’s impact on consumer behavior: a study
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain One of the most common assumptions made by tax policy makers is that increasing taxes will increase government revenue. But a new study focused on Washington state’s soda tax strengthens another estimate of the tax’s impact on consumer behavior. Researchers found that when Washington state enacted a soda tax, not only did it provoke a backlash…
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Chemistry
Conversion of marine waste and carbonated water into hydrogels by COâ‚‚ emission behavior
Carbon dioxide creates the acidic environment necessary for calcium ions to bind alginate chains and form a hydrogel. However, the rapid release of CO2 after gelation limits the availability of calcium ions and reduces the cross-linking of alginate chains. Credit: Reprinted from Teshima et al. With permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry Hydrogels are soft materials made of cross-linked…
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