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Here, an overview of the use of nanoporous metals in energy technologies is provided.

This article considers porous titanium, with a focus on its properties and applications.

This article considers hydrogels and their properties, types, applications, and new research surrounding them.

This article considers hydrogen energy and its latest uses and advances, from hydrogen production to storage.

This article considers the properties and industrial uses of chromium salts.

The ability to synthesize nanoparticles with well-defined functionalities in colloidal solutions transformed many research and industrial areas.

A decades-old project between the military and Arctic scientists looks to rejuvenate its work to build a deeper understanding of our oceans, the planet, and climate change.

Light is an oscillating electromagnetic field that can be decomposed into its electric and magnetic field components. The electric field oscillates perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the light. The behavior of this field through time and its orientation determines a property called the polarization of the light.

Quick Explanation of the O Antiphons, said at Evening Prayer or Vespers from December 17-23 at the last part of Advent. Acrostic ERO CRAS--Tomorrow, I will come. The O Antiphons are seven precious jewels of our Catholic Liturgy, counting down the last seven days before Christmas with building anticipation. Because each antiphon begins with an “O” this group of antiphons are called O Antiphons.

A recent paper published in Nature Energy detailed the use of a guest-assisted assembly strategy to offer a unique approach to creating high-efficiency and large-area OSCs processed from green solvents.