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Nanowires can be manipulated using AFM to generate intricate and extremely conductive nanostructures that operate as nano-electrodes.

The significance of particle size analysis within aerosols will be explored in this article for the application of inhalers.

AFm is abbreviated from ‘alumina, ferric oxide, monsulfate’. The AFm phase of Portland cement refers to a group of similar members of hydrated calcium aluminates that have a hydrocalumite-like structure based on 4CaO.Al2O3.13–19 H2O.

Stilts have been used since ancient times to elevate buildings above ground level. This article will discuss their history, modern usage, and perspectives on the subject.

This article will look at using electron microscopy to analyze concrete and, in particular, the water-cement ratio.

University of Utah engineering researchers will collaborate with a team from the Idaho National Laboratory for the development of an exciting process of innovative metal fuel recycling for nuclear reactors in the future.

This article explores the use of diamond blades, from cutting hard materials in item manufacture to semiconductor wafer production.

This article discusses the recent advancements in post-scanning image processing of high-speed atomic force microscopy (HS-AFM) for ultrahigh-resolution imaging of complex biomolecules.

In a recent study, researchers installed a high-efficiency microchannel plate detector (MCP) in a magnetic bottle electron spectrometer, which improved the detection efficiency and aided precise measurements.

In a recent study published in the journal Geostandards and GeoAnalytical Research, researchers from Germany conducted an elemental analysis of different water samples. They also included the study of several non-certified trace elements in research and validated the data for certified elements.