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Scientists tackle two important issues with quantum computing applications
A collaborative research team investigated two problems in quantum computing: breaking the encryption of Bitcoin (a digital currency) and simulating the molecule responsible for...
Rare Isotopes unveil a new era in nuclear science
Professor Rituparna Kanungo from Saint Mary’s University and TRIUMF, and her collaboration team, are uncovering new features in rare isotopes, transforming the fundamentals of...
Southern Ocean storms produce outgassing of carbon dioxide
According to researchers from the University of Gothenburg, storms over the waters in Antarctica have produced an outgassing of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
The...
Hydrogen production using banana peel
Scientists at EPFL’s School of Basic Sciences have developed a new method for biomass photo-pyrolysis utilising banana peel for hydrogen production.
As the world’s energy...
New study confirms abundance of ocean microplastic pollution
A novel study has shed light on the problem of ocean microplastic pollution, confirming it could be far worse than anticipated.
Scientists at the Institute...
Airplane manufacturing is improved as scientists employ AI
A collaborative team from the US Department of Energy (DOE) and Argonne National Laboratory have employed Artificial Intelligence (AI) to successfully manufacture airplane components.
What...
Sri Lankan vein graphite: Exceeding ESG goals
Don Baxter, CEO at Ceylon Graphite Corp explains the benefits of Sri Lankan vein graphite and the company’s ongoing commitment to exceed ESG goals.
Ceylon...
Scientists investigate carbon and heat uptake in Antarctic Ocean
A research team from The Norwegian Research Centre (NORCE) have revealed a new relationship for climate models that links both carbon and heat uptake...
Unleashing the shredder: Understanding cellular maintenance
Dr Björn M Burmann, from the University of Gothenburg, outlines the cellular clean-up process from a molecular level.
In the real world, waste is normally...
Scientists reveal a steady increase in The Gulf Stream
A research team from the University of Bergen have collected over 100 years of research to observe how ocean heat transport has evolved. The...