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Turning Waste Cardboard Into A Chromium Filter
A research group in China has devised a method to turn discarded cardboard boxes into a nanocomposite that can absorb chromium from water.
Tiny Thermometer Measures Minute Fluctuations
A research team in Japan has developed a thermometer that can measure rapid changes in temperature at the nanoscale.
Platinum Fuel Cells Made Practical
By incorporating nickel and other metallic elements into platinum catalysts, researchers have enhanced the performance and durability of fuel cells.
‘Made In China’ Label Rewrites The History Of Java Sea Shipwreck
Using modern carbon dating methods and referencing a ‘Made In China’ label, scientists in the US have revised the history of a Java Sea shipwreck.
Mutations That Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease
Scientists have discovered a specific gene mutation that reduces the buildup of amyloid-beta plaques in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease.
Measuring The Shape Of Lasers Without A Vacuum
Using two superimposed lasers, scientists in South Korea have devised a fast and high resolution method to measure ultraviolet, visible and longer wavelength pulses.
WuXi To Establish Biologics Center In Northern China
The new biologics center in Shijiazhuang will include process development labs as well as clinical and commercial manufacturing facilities.
Detecting Hydrogen Gas Quickly And Cheaply
Scientists have fabricated a highly selective sensor that can detect hydrogen gas in under five seconds.
Gene Editing Blocks HIV Transmission In Cells
Researchers have used gene editing to block the replication of HIV in human cells.