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In a groundbreaking collaboration between researchers from the United States, China, and the Netherlands, Davidson School of Chemical Engineering’s Dr. Zhenhua Zeng and Professor Jeffrey Greeley have made significant strides in catalysis research and catalyst design by delving into the world of active sites. Their findings not only shed light on previous studies of catalytic
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A recent analysis of freshwater resources worldwide has uncovered some startling revelations. According to the research published in Nature Water, the planetary boundary for freshwater change has been exceeded as far back as the mid-twentieth century. This means that human activities over the past century have significantly impacted the Earth’s freshwater system, pushing it beyond
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The Moon lander Odysseus, just one week after landing on the lunar surface, has officially completed its brief mission. Mission control has powered down the lander in preparation for the long lunar night. Before shutting down, Odysseus managed to capture a final image of the cratered landscape and the dark sky with a tiny crescent
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In the ever-evolving world of solar energy technology, researchers are constantly striving to enhance the efficiency of solar cells to make renewable energy more accessible and cost-effective. Traditionally, chalcopyrite-based solar cells have been limited to a maximum energy conversion efficiency of 23.35%. However, a recent breakthrough by researchers at Uppsala University and the First Solar
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Apple’s recent changes to its services in the European Union have sparked controversy and concern among 34 digital organizations, including major players like Epic Games and Spotify. These organizations have complained to the European Commission, stating that Apple’s proposed scheme for compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) falls short of meeting the requirements of
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Preventing large-scale power outages caused by tropical cyclones is a critical challenge that requires proactive measures to protect specific power lines. According to a recent study published in Nature Energy by scientists from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), the key to preventing these outages lies in identifying and safeguarding a small but
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The Department of Materials at Imperial College London has made significant strides in the field of technology with the development of a new portable maser that is compact enough to fit inside a shoebox. Masers, which amplify extremely faint electrical signals with high-frequency stability, have been traditionally large and bulky equipment found only in research
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Glacier-fed streams around the world are experiencing significant changes due to the ongoing process of glacier shrinkage. A team of scientists from EPFL and Faculty of Science, Charles University, Prague, conducted expeditions to major mountain ranges as part of the Vanishing Glaciers project. The researchers collected samples from 154 glacier-fed streams and found that as
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