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Creating an optical atom with water droplets

Researchers from the University of Gothenburg have shed new light on how atoms work through a water-based experiment.
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Dark matter mystery unravelled with new model

An international team of researchers has developed a new model called HYPER that may finally reveal the enigmatic properties of dark matter.
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New graphene production methods found by HEX 6

HEX 6 Industries Incorporated has discovered new methods for graphene production that will enable commercial volumes of pristine graphene.
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Exploring the mechanisms of cosmetic magnetic fields

Scientists have shed new light on a possible mechanism that may seed magnetic fields for the galactic dynamo.
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Nanomaterial-enhanced fluids for challenging cooling applications

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FlexeGRAPH’s CTO, Shannon Notley, introduces the company’s nanomaterial-enhanced fluids for cooling in automotive and computing applications. FlexeGRAPH, an Australian-based start-up, has developed a family of...
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Designing molecular materials for sustainable applications

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At the Research Priority Area Sustainable Chemistry of the University of Amsterdam, Dr Stefania Grecea is working to design molecular materials with combined physical...
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Molecules enhanced by electromagnetic fields

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Bretislav Friedrich, Dudley Herschbach, Sabre Kais and Burkhard Schmidt show that molecules enhanced by electromagnetic fields gain new capacities. Molecules can sense external electromagnetic fields...
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The evidence for noise-induced cardiovascular disease

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Thomas Münzel MD, of Johannes Gutenberg University, sets out the evidence behind traffic noise-induced cardiovascular disease and suggests how it could be mitigated. The global...
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The Image Data Resource – publishing big image data online

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Jason Swedlow, Open Microscopy Environment, University of Dundee, UK, discusses publishing big image data online. Access to primary research data is vital for advancing science....
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The collecting of motion related and physiological field data quickly

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The Movesense sensor platform brings new tools for tracking movement and body physiology in research projects. Movesense is an open sensor development platform from the...
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Smart cotton against chemical weapons

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Dr Mohamed M Chehimi explains how catalytic fabrics can be developed to destroy chemical weapons and warfare agents. Chemical weapons constitute a real danger (or...
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The Education and Fiscal Citizenship Project in the Lusophone area

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ISCAL and IDEFF Professor Clotilde Celorico Palma outlines the measures being taken in Portugal to improve citizens’ awareness of the social function of taxation...
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Accurate Monitoring of Cardiovascular Activity

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Abdelhak M Zoubir and Michael Muma of Germany’s Technische Universität Darmstadt, discuss robust signal processing and accurate monitoring of cardiovascular activity in the service...
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A trailblazer for therapeutics

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EUSA Pharma discusses its innovative approach to sourcing multi-use oncology therapeutics, enabling patients to embrace life and proving a clear competitor in the therapeutics...
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