Landscape Topography and Droughts Alters Microorganisms Diversity
The Sierra Nevada mountains are receiving dust from all around the world that is carrying microbes hazardous to both plants and humans.
Source: azocleantech.com
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Study defines how cannabis cells make cannabinoids
For the first time, plant biologists have defined the high-efficiency "hacks" that cannabis cells use to make cannabinoids (THC/CBD). Although many biotechnology companies are currently trying to engineer THC/CBD outside the plant in yeast or cell cultures, it is largely unknown how the plant does it naturally.
United Kingdom Lacey Samuels Sam Livingston Emily Henderson University Of British Columbia Study Lead
Source: news-medical.net
Novel Functional 2D Hybrid Material
More potent, portable gadgets have been developed because of the ongoing miniaturization of electrical technologies.
Source: azonano.com
Olfactory Sensor Screens Breath for Biometric Authentication
Similar to fingerprint and iris scans, biometric authentication is an essential factor in any spy movie, and attempting to bypass those security measures is frequently one of the main plot points.
Chaiyanut Jirayupat Takeshi Yanagida Kyushu University Institute For Materials Chemistry Institute For Materials Chemistry University Of Tokyo Kyushu University
Source: azosensors.com
Researchers Develop Supercapacitor Device That Helps Reduce CO2 Emissions
Scientists have built a low-cost device capable of selectively capturing carbon dioxide gas while charging.
United Kingdom Gabriella Bocchetti Alexander Forse Trevor Binford Skyla Baily University Of Cambridge
Source: azom.com
Nanomechanical Oscillators with Record-Low Losses
EPFL scientists have created nanomechanical oscillators that can oscillate billions of times before halting. The symmetry of mechanical resonators shaped as regular polygons enables these record-low mechanical losses.
Mohammad Bereyhi Tobiasj Kippenberg Laura Thomson Mohammadj Bereyhi Nils Engelsen Create Nanomechanical Oscillators
Source: azonano.com
Lithium Polysulfides with Activated Carbon and Phosphorus
As a recognition of its excellent work, the study finding of Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) related to affordable and flexible high-energy-density lithium-sulfur batteries was reported on the front cover of one of the world’s renowned scientific journals.
South Korea Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute Lithium Polysulfides Activated Carbon Image Credit Jun Woo Park
Source: azom.com
Astronomers Identify Elements in a Distant Star in Milky Way
In the sun’s neighborhood of the Milky Way Galaxy is a fairly bright star. Astronomers have successfully recognized the broadest variety of elements in this star that lies beyond the solar system for the first time.
Source: azoquantum.com
Climate Change Likely to Result in Tropical Cyclones Twice as Frequent
Climate change caused by humans will create strong tropical cyclones that are twice as frequent by the middle of the century. This puts huge parts of the world in danger.
Source: azocleantech.com
Wax-Coated Sand Mulch Helps Decrease Evaporation of Water
A nature-stimulated wax-coated sand has been developed to help improve the production of food in the desert since freshwater resources are getting depleted.
Source: azocleantech.com