Supramolecular chemistry has long been interested in the self-assembly state of molecules and its influence on their tangible properties. The ability to control the self-assembled state opens up opportunities to design materials with specific properties such as charge transport capability and fluorescence wavelength. Scientists have been delving into the impact of molecular organization on the
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Studying the Earth’s mantle can reveal hidden stories about the planet’s geological history. According to Frieder Klein, an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), rocks can be likened to books with narratives waiting to be told. Klein and his team have been analyzing rocks from the submerged flanks of the St. Peter
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The innovative metasurface technology developed by Penn State electrical engineering researchers is revolutionizing image processing capabilities. Mimicking the natural image processing power of the human eye, this optical element utilizes tiny nanostructures to control light and transform images. Unlike traditional AI systems that require significant computing power and energy, the metasurface preprocesses and transforms images
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US President Joe Biden’s recent foray into the world of TikTok has raised eyebrows due to the platform’s contentious reputation as a potential security risk. Biden’s appearance on the Chinese-owned social media app, aimed at connecting with younger voters, has sparked debate among politicians and the public alike. Despite efforts by his reelection campaign to
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It is a well-known fact that alcohol can significantly lower social inhibitions and lead people to engage in behaviors they wouldn’t normally consider. However, what many individuals may not realize is that combining alcohol with certain medications can amplify the effects and pose serious risks to their health. When alcohol is mixed with medications, whether
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When it comes to diamonds and other semiconducting materials, defects are often seen as a negative aspect. However, recent research has shown that defects can actually be a quantum sensor’s best friend. These defects, which are essentially irregular arrangements of atoms, can contain electrons with an angular momentum, or spin, that have the ability to
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The bubonic plague, a disease associated with the medieval times, may seem like a thing of the past. However, the bacterium responsible for the illness, Yersinia pestis, continues to pose a threat to human health. Despite advancements in modern medicine, cases of the bubonic plague still occur worldwide, with recent reports of infections even in
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Upon analyzing the fragments brought back from the Bennu asteroid, NASA scientists have discovered intriguing clues about its origins. The phosphate crust detected on Bennu suggests that the material it contains originated from an ancient ocean world. This phosphate mineral, rich in calcium and magnesium, has never been observed on meteorites before. Its chemistry bears
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Research has shown that obesity can have a significant impact on mitochondria, the cellular powerhouses responsible for generating energy. When individuals are obese, their mitochondria tend to fragment into smaller pieces, which reduces their ability to burn fat effectively. This impairment of mitochondria function can have far-reaching effects on overall health, contributing to the development
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In a surprising turn of events, Elon Musk’s brain implant company Neuralink has made a significant move by changing its legal corporate home from Delaware to Nevada. This decision came after a Delaware judge invalidated Musk’s $55.8 billion pay package as the CEO of Tesla. As per state records, Neuralink, which is physically headquartered in
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