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Gold-Silver Tracks Steer Nanovehicles Along Defined Paths
43+ min ago (488+ words) In a recent research article published as an 'Article in Press' in the journal Scientific Reports, researchers investigated the control of the diffusive motion of fullerene-wheeled nanovehicles, including C60, nanocars, and nanotrucks, using all-atom molecular dynamics simulations on hybrid curved substrates…...
Adisyn Secures US Patent Protecting Method for Depositing Graphene Directly onto Non-Metallic Surfaces
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Schematic illustration of SOEC-driven electrochemical upgrading of alkanes to olefins, highlighting O-SOEC and H-SOEC reaction routes and corresponding product pathways [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
6+ hour, 54+ min ago (98+ words) Schematic illustration of SOEC-driven electrochemical upgrading of alkanes to olefins, highlighting O-SOEC and H-SOEC reaction routes and corresponding product pathways EurekAlert! Schematic illustration of SOEC-driven electrochemical upgrading of alkanes to olefins, highlighting O-SOEC and H-SOEC reaction routes and corresponding product…...
Applied Materials using AI to speed chip materials discovery, Japan chief says
8+ hour, 47+ min ago (161+ words) Nikkei Asia Applied Materials using AI to speed chip materials discovery, Japan chief says US company seeks Japanese partners, talent for innovation Applied Materials is one of the world's top suppliers of chipmaking equipment. © Reuters TOKYO -- The semiconductor industry needs…...
Nuclear Notes: A Very Brief History of Energy
10+ hour, 50+ min ago (187+ words) Until the 18th century, energy was what we now call “renewable.” The fuels for cooking, heating, making clay vessels and metalworking were dirty: animal dung, firewood, brush and grass. Mechanical energy for transportation, plowing, milling, pumping water, sawing lumber and metalworking,…...
French Scientists Create a New Form of Ice at Temperatures That Would Vaporize Steel
11+ hour, 50+ min ago (441+ words) A team of French researchers has produced a previously unconfirmed type of ice that forms not in the cold, but under crushing pressure and heat exceeding 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit. The findings, published in Physical Review Letters, add detail about conditions deep…...
Strange Material Gets Better at Conducting Electricity The Thinner It Gets
12+ hour, 25+ min ago (299+ words) Copper is a much sought (and much stolen) metal because it powers the proliferation of data centers, electric vehicles, and energy infrastructure. Copper also forms interconnects, the wires that transfer electricity between the semiconducting transistors that form the basic building…...
Researchers Unlock Quantum Infrared Sensing With A New Screen
16+ hour, 14+ min ago (208+ words) The core-shell alloyed structure of the UCNPs is not merely architectural; it directly addresses a limitation of conventional upconversion materials. The higher overall lanthanide content within the alloyed UCNPs enables brighter emission, an important factor when detecting faint infrared signals....
Researchers Measure Diamond's Melting Point More Precisely Than Ever - SSBCrack News
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Physicists discover a hidden “curveball” in quantum light
16+ hour, 3+ min ago (255+ words) Researchers have experimentally demonstrated the optical Magnus effect for the first time, revealing that a tightly focused laser interacts most strongly with an atom slightly away from the beam’s center. The unexpected shift is similar to the physics that makes…...