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The Commerce Department’s ill-timed solar investigation is hurting utilities

Indiana utility NiSource announced it will delay two scheduled 2023 coal plant retirements until 2025 solar investigation projects.The root cause? A Commerce Department investigation

4 Apps That Promise to Improve Your Eyesight

Worried about your eyesight? These iPhone and Android apps claim they can help improve it with visual exercises. Many people experience deterioration in their

What is Ferroelectricity and How Does it Apply Nanotechnology?

The growing attempt to incorporate nanotechnology with electronics has resulted in the realization of emerging conceptual components and devices based on ferroelectric materials, such

Nanomedicine and Kidney Disease Therapeutics

Kidney disease has risen as a critical health problem for the global population, especially with diabetes mellitus (DM) becoming ubiquitous in developing countries. Approximately

Extreme storms could help protect beaches from sea level rise, new study finds

Images in the wake of coastal extreme storms usually focus purely on the extensive damage caused to beaches, dunes, property, and surrounding infrastructure. However,

A promising solution to improve the surface hydrophobicity of hydrophobic membranes

As many chemists know, the membrane distillation (MD) process has gained increasing popularity and attention for saline treatment, especially because of its extremely high

Scientists show how to store liquid fuels in polymeric gels to prevent explosions and fires

Liquid fuels with high energy density are essential in many applications where chemical energy is converted into controlled motion, such as in rockets, gas

For the first time, researchers have observed an X-ray explosion on a white dwarf

When stars like our sun use up all their fuel, they shrink to form white dwarfs. Sometimes such dead stars flare back to life

Varied functionality of an enzymes that breakdown lipids

Researchers published a study in npj Biofilms and Microbiomes, that describes the properties of an enzymes that breakdown lipids. In nature, microorganisms including bacteria

Cooling speeds up electrons in bacterial nanowires

The ground beneath our feet and under the ocean floor is an electrically-charged grid, the product of bacterial nanowires “exhaling” excess electrons through tiny

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The Commerce Department’s ill-timed solar investigation is hurting utilities

Indiana utility NiSource announced it will delay two scheduled 2023 coal plant retirements until 2025 solar investigation projects.The root cause? A Commerce Department investigation

4 Apps That Promise to Improve Your Eyesight

Worried about your eyesight? These iPhone and Android apps claim they can help improve it with visual exercises. Many people experience deterioration in their

What is Ferroelectricity and How Does it Apply Nanotechnology?

The growing attempt to incorporate nanotechnology with electronics has resulted in the realization of emerging conceptual components and devices based on ferroelectric materials, such

Nanomedicine and Kidney Disease Therapeutics

Kidney disease has risen as a critical health problem for the global population, especially with diabetes mellitus (DM) becoming ubiquitous in developing countries. Approximately

Extreme storms could help protect beaches from sea level rise, new study finds

Images in the wake of coastal extreme storms usually focus purely on the extensive damage caused to beaches, dunes, property, and surrounding infrastructure. However,

A promising solution to improve the surface hydrophobicity of hydrophobic membranes

As many chemists know, the membrane distillation (MD) process has gained increasing popularity and attention for saline treatment, especially because of its extremely high

Scientists show how to store liquid fuels in polymeric gels to prevent explosions and fires

Liquid fuels with high energy density are essential in many applications where chemical energy is converted into controlled motion, such as in rockets, gas

For the first time, researchers have observed an X-ray explosion on a white dwarf

When stars like our sun use up all their fuel, they shrink to form white dwarfs. Sometimes such dead stars flare back to life

Varied functionality of an enzymes that breakdown lipids

Researchers published a study in npj Biofilms and Microbiomes, that describes the properties of an enzymes that breakdown lipids. In nature, microorganisms including bacteria

Cooling speeds up electrons in bacterial nanowires

The ground beneath our feet and under the ocean floor is an electrically-charged grid, the product of bacterial nanowires “exhaling” excess electrons through tiny

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