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RSSA new analytical technique may lead to the formation of cheaper, more efficient solar cells. The technique uses infrared spectroscopy for studying light-sensitive organic materials.
The technique uses infrared spectroscopy to study the...
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For long it has been believed that chimpanzees are just like our forefathers and share an uncanny resemblance with us. The same theory has inspired scientists to turn...
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A vaccine is discovered by the scientists led by Kim Janda at Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California that maintains weight loss. During the laboratory...
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Researchers at Washington University has found that Intestinal bacteria may be a source of obesity. Some of the intestinal bacteria and archaea help the human body to...
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Researchers at the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute for Neuroscience in Japan have claimed to find a new vaccination to fight Alzheimer’s disease. They say that a...
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for wildlife in the future. Though apparently, from the frigid northern
Canada and Alaska to...
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Why not clean the world of its rubber-tyre wastes using them to clean its water in turn! — by the way Yuefeng Xie did? The kind of rubber tyres that lie at the...
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A unique research center dedicated to reducing the global threat of terrorism and minimizing its impact on society was launched on May 25 by an international alliance...
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The most distant explosion ever detected came from the edge of the visible universe. But, how was this explosion, the result of a massive star collapsing into a black...
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It was between 5 and 7 million years ago, the most recent common ancestor of humans and their closest ape relatives — the chimpanzees, lived. Scientists at...
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