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A new technique has been utilized by scientists from the UK, the USA, and Bremen to evaluate the rate at which the sequestration of organic carbon was done in marine sediments at the time of the Earth’s Neogene period.
A research group from INESC TEC and the University of Munich, along with Carnegie Mellon Portugal (CMU Portugal) PhD student Tamás Karácsony, assessed an advanced solution to categorize seizures, which are the main symptom of epilepsy, with the use of 3D videos and IR radar.
At the University of Michigan, a new type of solar panel that has been developed has achieved around 9% efficiency. This panel helps convert water into hydrogen and oxygen—copying a vital step in natural photosynthesis.
North Carolina State University scientists have created a stretchable strain sensor that showcases an unparalleled combination of range and sensitivity, enabling it to identify even minute changes in strain with a greater range of motion than earlier technologies.
Climate change communication has been proven to follow trends, according to scientists from the Interactive Technologies Institute (ITI).