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In the 1900s it was discovered that ceramic materials, at least in principle, can be permanently deformed without fracture at room temperature. Since then, materials researchers have dreamed of making ceramics that can be bent, pulled, and hammered without fracture.
Researchers identified possible solutions to some of the limitations of qubits for quantum computing. They looked at two different hybrid quantum systems: an electron-superconducting circuit and an electron-ion coupled system. Both systems were able to control the temperature and the movement of the electron.
Researchers have developed a method enabling autonomous vehicles to “remember” the events of the past and utilise that knowledge to guide them in the future. When the weather is terrible and the car can’t rely on its sensors to be accurate, this strategy is extremely
Researchers show how a recently discovered chemical can induce the development of new insulin-producing cells in mammalian and zebrafish tissue using a previously established protein synthesis controlling mechanism.
Researchers have discovered a worm that eats polystyrene that could hold the secret to large-scale plastic recycling.
To make a substance porous, researchers developed a procedure that entails etching holes into the top layer. They discovered that these pockets of holes present a ground-breaking method for producing solar cells that can be used to improve medical equipment like pacemakers.
DNA droplet systems are essential processes that occur in living organisms. Computational DNA droplets have been created thanks to a successful combination of DNA droplet technology with DNA computing. These droplets can be employed as tumour markers because they recognise certain patterns in microRNA sequences.
A group of geologists completed the installation of a completely new volcano forecasting modelling programme on the supercomputers Blue Waters and iForge in the fall of 2017. Another crew was keeping a watch on Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands’ Sierra Negra volcano. The researchers were able to
Archaeologists have unearthed a city on the Tigris River from the Mittani Empire, which was inhabited 3,400 years ago. The settlement erupted from the waters of the Mosul reservoir in the early months of this year as a direct result of Iraq’s catastrophic drought. Ancient
In the 1900s it was discovered that ceramic materials, at least in principle, can be permanently deformed without fracture at room temperature. Since then, materials researchers have dreamed of making ceramics that can be bent, pulled, and hammered without fracture.
Researchers identified possible solutions to some of the limitations of qubits for quantum computing. They looked at two different hybrid quantum systems: an electron-superconducting circuit and an electron-ion coupled system. Both systems were able to control the temperature and the movement of the electron.
Researchers have developed a method enabling autonomous vehicles to “remember” the events of the past and utilise that knowledge to guide them in the future. When the weather is terrible and the car can’t rely on its sensors to be accurate, this strategy is extremely useful.
Researchers show how a recently discovered chemical can induce the development of new insulin-producing cells in mammalian and zebrafish tissue using a previously established protein synthesis controlling mechanism.
Researchers have discovered a worm that eats polystyrene that could hold the secret to large-scale plastic recycling.
To make a substance porous, researchers developed a procedure that entails etching holes into the top layer. They discovered that these pockets of holes present a ground-breaking method for producing solar cells that can be used to improve medical equipment like pacemakers.
DNA droplet systems are essential processes that occur in living organisms. Computational DNA droplets have been created thanks to a successful combination of DNA droplet technology with DNA computing. These droplets can be employed as tumour markers because they recognise certain patterns in microRNA sequences.
A group of geologists completed the installation of a completely new volcano forecasting modelling programme on the supercomputers Blue Waters and iForge in the fall of 2017. Another crew was keeping a watch on Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands’ Sierra Negra volcano. The researchers were able to make the fortunate prediction that Sierra Negra would erupt in June 2018, five months before it really happened, after combining their findings.
Archaeologists have unearthed a city on the Tigris River from the Mittani Empire, which was inhabited 3,400 years ago. The settlement erupted from the waters of the Mosul reservoir in the early months of this year as a direct result of Iraq’s catastrophic drought. Ancient Zakhiku, which is supposed to have been a major Mittani Empire centre, had a large metropolis with a palace and other big constructions (ca. 1550-1350 BC).
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