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Confronting the Global Health Challenges of Climate Change
Protecting human health should be a priority in climate change mitigation efforts.
Building a Sustainable Future with Emission-Free Cement
A new electrochemical reactor could be the solution to emissionless cement production.
Liquid-Metal-Driven Micromachines for the Next Cutting-edge Technology
Is the T-1000 no longer science fiction?
Turning Ocean Plastic into Sportswear
Adidas produces shoes using upcycled marine plastic waste and invests in the education of future generations.
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A theoretical study of electronic transport in a hybrid junction consisting of an excitonic insulator sandwiched between a normal and a superconducting electrode.
Crop Tolerance to Herbicides through Artificial Evolution
The domestication of crops is a directed evolutionary process that has lasted for most of human history. It has allocated naturally occurring mutations that encode traits for higher production, better taste, and convenient cultivation. These traits can better manage...
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Soft robotic devices powered by glucose are paving the way for artificial muscles.
Simple Could Be Better Than Complex
Contrary to conventional strategies, an extremely low thermal conductivity can be obtained in materials with simple composition.
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