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Bottled Water Alert: 240,000 Plastic Fragments per Liter

Plastics in water, breaking into microplastics, threaten human health by leaching chemicals, contaminating drinking water, and entering the food chain through seafood ingestion. Nanoplastics, even smaller at less than 100 nanometers and about 1000 times…

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Turning a Threat into Treasure: Converting CO2 into Valuable Carbon Nanofibers

A Groundbreaking Achievement Scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Columbia University have achieved a remarkable feat by transforming carbon dioxide (CO2), a notorious greenhouse gas, into valuable carbon nanofibers. This groundbreaking research not only provides…

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Healing Wonders: Decoding Animals’ Hibernation Power to Transform Human Health

Hibernation is far more than just a long nap; it’s an extraordinary physiological feat enabling animals to survive near-freezing temperatures for months without food or water. During this period, a brown bear’s heart rate can…

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Picture Time Travel: The Millennium Camera’s Thousand-Year Snapshot

Imagine a photograph spanning a thousand years, a single image capturing the slow dance of change across a landscape. No, it’s not science fiction – it’s the ambitious vision of the Millennium Camera, a project…

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How The Digital World Has Shaped Business Investments

As technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the world of business investments has not been left behind. Digitisation has introduced a new way of doing things, making investments faster, easier, and more accessible to…

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From Blades to Benches: Canvus Transforms Wind Turbines into Functional Art

Wind energy is a proven low-carbon solution with a high Energy Return on Investment. Despite its environmental benefits, the disposal of wind turbine blades, primarily made of non-recyclable fiberglass, poses a challenge as thousands retire…

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Space Industry Breakthrough: Prototype Rocket Consumes Itself for Energy

The idea of a rocket consuming itself may sound like science fiction, but UK researchers are turning it into reality with their “self-eating” rocket concept. This innovative design aims to revolutionize space travel, providing a…

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Trends in Account Planning Tools: Shaping the Future of B2B Sales Strategies

In today’s dynamic and competitive landscape, B2B sales teams continually seek innovative tools and strategies to gain a competitive edge. Account planning tools have emerged as indispensable assets, revolutionizing the way sales teams manage their…

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What Is Radio Frequency and Microwave?

Ever wondered how radio detection and ranging (RADAR) works or how your smart devices connect wirelessly to the internet? Or maybe how you get real-time information from across the globe with satellite systems? The answer…

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Creepy Crawlers to Cutting-Edge: Cockroach Legs Inspire Next-Gen Prosthetics

Cockroaches are often regarded as unwelcome guests due to their swift breeding, disease transmission, and surprising resistance to extermination. Despite the ick factor, roaches boast hidden talents! The six spidery legs of cockroaches are marvels…

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Bottled Water Alert: 240,000 Plastic Fragments per Liter

Turning a Threat into Treasure: Converting CO2 into Valuable Carbon Nanofibers

Healing Wonders: Decoding Animals’ Hibernation Power to Transform Human Health

Picture Time Travel: The Millennium Camera’s Thousand-Year Snapshot

How The Digital World Has Shaped Business Investments

From Blades to Benches: Canvus Transforms Wind Turbines into Functional Art

Space Industry Breakthrough: Prototype Rocket Consumes Itself for Energy

Trends in Account Planning Tools: Shaping the Future of B2B Sales Strategies

What Is Radio Frequency and Microwave?

Creepy Crawlers to Cutting-Edge: Cockroach Legs Inspire Next-Gen Prosthetics

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