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By Sonia Fernandez Santa Barbara, CA A new cell phone app and lab kit have transformed a smartphone into a rapid and accurate COVID detection device
Another woman was found buried in a swallow grave during the early hours of this morning and her boyfriend one of two suspects arrested for the murder.
Purdue University will serve as the main site of the new Emergent Mechanisms in Biology of Robustness, Integration and Organization (EMBRIO
Stable, Lithium-Metal Solid-State Battery can be Charged, Discharged Many Times Written by AZoMMay 13 2021 Quick-charging and long-lasting batteries are crucial to expand the electric vehicle sector but despite this fact, the current generation of lithium-ion batteries does not meet this requirement because they are extremely costly, quite bulky, and take a considerable amount of time to charge. The first electrolyte (green) is more stable with lithium but prone to dendrite penetration. The second electrolyte, (brown) is less stable with lithium but appears immune to dendrites. In this design...
Premium Content Subscriber only From a wild Snapchat brawl where a teenage girl's neck was slashed and a police chase through suburban Maroochydore to $12,000 in fines handed out at a COVID-19 related party - in a year where headlines where dominated by the pandemic, the Sunshine Coast Daily has taken a look back on 2020 to find the stories you may have missed. Here are 20 yarns that stood out in 2020. 1. SNAPCHAT SLASHING A war of words which erupted on social media sparked a violent teenage brawl at Kawana Shoppingworld which ended in a girl's throat being slashed by a box cutter.