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Tropical ice cores offer deeper insights into Earth's temperature record

San Francisco CA (SPX) Dec 15, 2023 - A new study suggests ice recovered from high tropical mountains can reveal key insights about Earth s past climate changes. Led by scientists at The Ohio State University, the study showed that oxyg

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Tropical ice cores offer deeper insights into Earth's temperature record

Tropical ice cores offer deeper insights into Earth's temperature record
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New Insulation Technology for Soft Magnetic Composites Developed

A study on sodium nitrate passivation as a new insulation technology for soft magnetic composites created by a team led by Professor Mi Yan and Dr. Chen Wu was recently published in Engineering.

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Sodium nitrate passivation as new isolation technique for soft magnetic composites

Sodium nitrate passivation as new isolation technique for soft magnetic composites
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Students honored with entrepreneurial fellowships

Twenty-six student companies received awards from Entrepreneurship at Cornell that will allow them to work on their businesses this summer. With businesses ranging from drinking water treatment to alternative medicine to kitchen robots, the students

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