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<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Some of the thinnest materials known to mankind -- MXene and MBene compounds -- may provide solutions to scientists in their quest to curb the effects of global warming. These substances are only a few atoms thick, making them two-dimensional. Because of their large surface area, the materials have the potential to absorb carbon dioxide molecules from the atmosphere, which could help reduce the harmful effects of climate change by safely sequestering carbon dioxide, according to a review study by UC Riverside scientists.</p>

Imaging weakly scattering phase objects, such as cells, has been a focus of research in a variety of domains, including biomedical sciences, for decades.

In a recent review, a team of researchers conducted an exhaustive analysis and proposed strategies for the widespread implementation of tMXene and MBene compounds in large-scale applications for capturing carbon dioxide.

A new smart pill the size of a blueberry could be a game changer in the diagnosis and treatment of bowel diseases.

New faculty member Emily Wenger works to secure futuristic cryptography algorithms and protect people’s privacy from generative AI