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Innovative calorimetric methods are improving the safety of electric vehicle batteries
Dr Carlos Ziebert, head of IAM-AWP’s Calorimeter Center, KIT, explains how calorimetric methods can be applied to improve the safety of electric vehicle batteries.
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Fighting the COVID-19 pandemic with reliable data
Professor Lawrence C Scharmann from the University of Nebraska talks about why scientists keep changing their minds about COVID-19 recommendations and the importance of reliable data.
Success in particle physics: ‘We are here to understand how nature works’
Caltech’s Professor Harvey Newman discusses his success in particle physics and provides a view to the future of the field.
Primordial galaxy formed much faster than astronomers expected
Scientists have revealed images of a surprisingly mature young galaxy that seems to have formed much quicker than its neighbours.
New battery infrastructure in Spain will accelerate Europe’s green economic recovery
Spanish companies have announced the launch of Battchain, a consortium formed to accelerate Europe’s green economic recovery.
Research into cellular communication could reveal the mechanism behind type 2 diabetes
A team of researchers has used a unique combination of methods to map the mechanism behind cellular communication.
St. John’s Wort can be used as active catalyst in green chemistry
Scientists have used dried St. John's Wort flowers as an catalyst in green chemistry applications, specifically photochemical reactions.
New evidence of Higgs boson decay at CERN
Physicists from the ATLAS Collaboration have discovered evidence of the Higgs boson decaying to a low-mass dilepton system and a photon.
UN identifies six ways to accelerate development of seafood sustainability
The UN has published a report outlining six ways that the fishery and aquaculture industry can accelerate seafood sustainability.
Aerosols cause increased cloud formation in the Arctic worsening climate warming
Scientists now believe that cloud formation in the arctic, caused by iodine aerosols, worsens climate warming in the region.