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Mangrove forests have been silently keeping carbon out of the Earth’s atmosphere for the past 5,000 years, according to researchers, who have discovered a new reason to preserve them.

A device with a flexible and stretchable sensor that sticks to the skin was developed by engineers to measure the changing size of tumors.

Quasi-parametric amplification enables high efficiency and low noise amplification of ultrashort pulses.

An article published in the journal Science Advances describes a novel examination of a large dataset intended to elucidate the theory of carbon sequestration, a strategic subject in the dialogue concerning global climate change.

Scientists at the CNIC and Hospital Universitario Puerta de Hierro in Majadahonda have developed a software application that predicts the likelihood that a case of dilated cardiomyopathy is caused by a genetic mutation. The research was carried out in collaboration with hospitals in Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands.

On-chip laser frequency combs, which concurrently emit different light frequencies or colors and separate them like the teeth on a comb, are a revolutionary technique for a variety of uses in astronomy, metrology, optical computing, and the environment.

The way that leaves transport solar energy over relatively long distances before using it to power chemical reactions can be mimicked by a comparatively new type of semiconductor that is stacked on top of a mirror-like structure. The method might one day increase the effectiveness of solar cells.

Based on earlier outstanding reviews of defect inspection methods, researchers conducted a thorough analysis of fresh perspectives and thrilling trends.

New high-power electronic devices have been developed by engineers that are significantly more energy efficient than previous technology. A new technique for carefully “doping” gallium nitride (GaN) allows for the creation of the devices.

Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria (SRB), an anaerobic bacteria, has long been thought to be the primary factor in metal material corrosion failure.