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When Meta starts charging for VR apps, people get irritated
In response to developer complaints about the commercial terms put around future products that the business hopes will help generate
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IoT to be Powered by a New Energy Harvester
Because of recent technical advancements in energy-efficient low-power hardware, the requirement for IoT-based embedded systems to use AC current has
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Creating a chemical with 80% light-speed electrons
It’s not always as boring as it seems when you receive exactly the result you predicted. Sometimes it might even
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Complex periodic patterns are generated by magnetic fields
Electronegativity and hardness of elements can change dramatically when exposed to intense magnetic fields, according to a new computer research.
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Hydragel Actuators That Are Strong And Fast Can Be Created Using Turgor Design And Electro-Osmosis
For the first time, researchers at Seoul National University have developed an electro-osmosis-based hydrogel actuator that is both more powerful
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Researchers identify sunscreen chemicals in Mediterranean seagrass
As a result of their research, researchers have raised concerns about the Mediterranean Sea ecosystem’s health after discovering a sunscreen
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Inquire into the Factors Poisonous metals are found in 94% of baby food
The greatest offenders were rice-based infant meals, which were found to contain 94% of the hazardous heavy metals tested for.
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A Concept Inspired by Nature Has Been Developed To Turn CO2 Into Clean Fuels by Scientists.
Scientists have come up with a new idea that can convert CO2 into clean, sustainable fuels without producing any undesirable
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The smallest transistor ever created by combining two atom-thin materials
Transistors etched in silicon have always required cutting-edge manufacturing technologies to keep pace with their ever-shrinking features. Although atomically thin
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