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In a new study, University of California, Irvine chemical and biomolecular engineering researchers report the creation of ...
Perovskite, discovered by scientists nearly 200 years ago, has only recently come to be seen as a promising element for ...
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Catching cancer cells with mRNA...The technology used in vaccines extends to chemotherapy
Dr. Park Ji-sun (co-first author), and a joint research team of researchers Lee Ye-eun (co-first author) proposed a new ...
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Ola Electric Launches A Special Edition EV With Bharat Cell Technology — Check Model, Price And Other Details
S1 Pro+ 5.2 kWh and the Roadster X+ 9.1 kWh will be integrated with the company's indigenously developed 4680 Bharat Cell ...
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Next-generation solar cells: Study shines light on major degradation pathways in wide-bandgap perovskite cells
A study published in Materials Futures reveals critical insights into the degradation mechanism of scalable, wideband gap ...
Volkswagen and PowerCo have unveiled the series version of their new in-house unified cell, which will make its debut in the ...
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Biohybrid crawlers can be controlled using optogenetic techniques
The body movements performed by humans and other animals are known to be supported by several intricate biological and neural ...
MTAR Technologies shares climbed 5.1 per cent on Wednesday, after the company received orders worth ₹386.06 crore in the ...
China's GCL Technology said on Tuesday that it plans to issue shares to raise money for supply-side reforms in polysilicon, a building block for solar cells.
Japanese researchers have created a dynamic microfluidic channel that greatly enhances the performance of flow cytometers. Flow cytometry has enabled many breakthroughs in medicine and drug discovery.
Researchers have identified novel molecular mechanisms that help specialized T cells maintain long-term immunity in response ...
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Spaceflight accelerates aging in human blood cells, new study finds
A NASA-funded study has revealed that human cells in space may lose their ability to form healthy new cells and age faster than those on Earth. According to a Reuters report on the findings, ...
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