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Université du Québec: A diverse and dedicated research institution

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The Université du Québec, a renowned research institution, details its recent achievements in its effort to improve Canadian lives.

Molecular movement insights hold potential for future nanotechnologies

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In a new study, researchers from the University of Surrey and the Graz University of Technology have achieved a groundbreaking understanding of molecular movement.

Scientists discover single-mode 1D superconductivity

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University of Manchester researchers have achieved robust superconductivity in high magnetic fields using a new one-dimensional system.

Scientists discover new quantum phase for developing hybrid materials

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Scientists find a new quantum phase transition, where crystals achieve amorphous characteristics while retaining their crystalline properties.

Towards underground crystal growth and detector production in searching for ghost particles

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Deciphering the origin of the Universe requires new crystal growth experiments to reduce their background from cosmogenic induced radioisotopes.

Bose-Einstein condensate created using quasiparticles for the first time

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Physicists at the University of Tokyo have developed the first Bose-Einstein condensate from quasiparticles.

Palaeolithic human DNA discovery reveals how humans migrated to the UK

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Analyses of the oldest DNA in the UK have discovered that two distinct groups of humans migrated to Britain at the end of the last ice age

Animal evolution may have been accelerated by Earth’s fluctuating oxygen levels

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The process of animal evolution could have been greatly altered by ‘wild fluctuations’ in oxygen levels, according to a team of scientists.

First animals on Earth may have evolved earlier than fossils suggest

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The first animals may have evolved sooner than fossils suggest, according to a study on the survival strategy of polar marine creatures.

Quantum calculations reveal new way to build 2D materials

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Quantum calculations have assisted research into the growth of a significant 2D material, hexagonal boron nitride.

Scientists discover that graphene electrodes can break water molecules

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Scientists are using graphene to pull water molecules apart, which could help generate hydrogen fuel from water.

New protein crystallisation method is a major advancement in structural biology

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A new cell-free protein crystallisation method provides major developments in the field of structural biology.

Extinct species that lived amongst dinosaurs discovered after 150m years

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Researchers from Smithsonian have discovered a new extinct species of reptile that inhabited North America during the Jurassic age.
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