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Magnetic materials are employed by businesses in a variety of devices, including motors, sensors, cell phones, and data storage. As technology advances to smaller and smaller scales, researchers are constantly hunting for new magnetic particles.

Industry uses magnetic materials in applications ranging from data storage and cell phones to motors and sensors. Researchers are always looking for new magnetic particles as the technology moves to smaller and smaller scales. In this study, researchers first theoretically predicted, designed, and then synthesized a new, extremely small, thermally stable magnetic nanoparticle.

American engineer Douglas Engelbart is usually described as the inventor of the computer mouse. But there’s so much more to his pioneering career than a simple pointing device. Written by Nick Smith.

Further investigation into the spontaneous formation of hydrogen peroxide from water may explain why flu cases peak in winter.

A couple of days ago I wrote about a fascinating - but hardly known - U.S. government program. Its title: Project Moon Dust.

I spent five years examining evidence and I believe our team solved the case.

Three Florida-based promotional products distributors are facing federal criminal charges for allegedly conspiring to rig bids for sales of branded merchandise to the United States Army over a five-year span.

Jamie Lynn Ferguson also agreed to pay $500 restitution for damage caused to the Capitol. Sentencing was set for Nov. 18.

A West Virginia National Guard member who wore a hoodie that read “Yes, I’m a Trump girl” inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda during the Jan. 6 riot has pleaded guilty

Jamie Lynn Ferguson is a technical sergeant and a drill status guardsman assigned to the West Virginia Air National Guard.