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New Alkaline Anion Exchange Membranes Developed

The development of alkaline anion exchange membranes (AAEMs) is important to the global sustainable hydrogen energy landscape, like the principal component of alkaline exchange membrane water electrolyzers (AEMWEs) and alkaline exchange membrane fuel cells (AEMFCs).

Study Characterizes Major Sandstorm Using Optical Technology

In a study published in the journal Remote Sensing, the researcher observed dust in Jinan, China, to investigate a strong sandstorm. They used MODIS, MPL lidar, EDM 180, ADI 2080, meteorological observation instruments, and the HYSPLIT model to find the source.

Cryo-EM Unveils Distinct Aβ42 Fibril Structures for Sporadic, Familial AD

Left out in the cold for no fault of theirs - www.indianweekender.co.nz

How are we offshore stranded migrants for no fault of ours different from the team of 5 million and different from those onshore migrants who have been given a pathway to a oneoff residency programme’

Migrant students feel cheated over residence visa decision

People who missed out on one of the 165,000 residence visas are cursing their bad luck at not being on the right visa on the right day.

Migrant students say they feel cheated over residence visa decision

People who missed out on one of the 165,000 residence visas are cursing their bad luck at not being on the right visa on the right day.

Southern California COVID-19 strain, CAL.20C, spreads across the country, around the world

Southern California COVID-19 strain rapidly expands global reach

Covid-19. Le variant californien se multiplie à toute vitesse et inquiète les États-Unis

New COVID-19 variant found in more than one-third of Cedars-Sinai patients, new study shows

New COVID-19 variant found in more than one-third of Cedars-Sinai patients, new study shows The Cedars-Sinai findings did not indicate whether the strain is more deadly than current forms of the coronavirus. City News Service Share: LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- A new strain of the coronavirus has been found in more than one-third of COVID-19 cases among Cedars-Sinai patients and may be contributing to the acceleration of the recent surge of cases across Southern California, according to a study released this week. The strain, which the investigators designated as CAL.20C, is believed to be in part responsible for the dramatic increase in cases over the last two months. The Cedars-Sinai findings did not indicate whether the strain is more deadly than current forms of the coronavirus.