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Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) and supercapacitors have long dominated the portable and electric energy storage industry, outperforming other energy storage devices in terms of their capacity to deliver more energy and power.

Nuclear energy has resurfaced as a hot topic in a world deeply concerned about the environmental and geopolitical consequences of fossil fuel use.

Rice University engineers have produced containers that have the potential to keep volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from accumulating on the stored nanomaterials’ surfaces.

Investigators have created mycocrete, a paste made with the root network of fungus known as mycelium, as a building material.

There has been a lot of interest in the use of photoluminescent materials in the area of information security. Several anti-counterfeiting technologies have been created, including luminous printing, 2D codes, and watermarks.

According to an accepted manuscript published in ARRS' own American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR), using an automated deep-learning AI tool, as well as weight-based volumetric thresholds, might afford large-scale evaluation for splenomegaly on CT examinations performed for any indication.

The industrial sector, which includes businesses that handle raw materials for manufacturing and consumer goods, is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions and has proven challenging to decarbonize.

A global study team has employed theoretical predictions to determine and then make a new electrocatalyst that considerably helps the oxygen evolution reaction (OER).

From cosmetics to medicine to degradable materials, lactic acid (LA) is an essential chemical intermediate for a multitude of products, and it is the building block for biodegradable polylactic acid (PLA), which is a vital component in compostable, recycled plastics.

Urine is one of the attractive sources for early and sensitive biomarker discovery since it can accumulate and reflect changes in the human body while being collected non-invasively.