In the realm of nuclear physics, researchers Manu Kanerva and Markus Kortelainen from the University of Jyväskylä in Finland have been delving into the intricate world of nuclear resonances and their implications for theoretical models. Their recent
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A landmark study published this week in RSC Sustainability reveals a transformative leap in green hydrogen production via biomass gasification, achieving hydrogen purity levels of 99% to 99.9% and reducing CO2 emissions by 10–12 kg for every kilogram of hydrogen produced compared to fossil-based methods. This advancement not only surpasses the purity thresholds required for fuel cells and industrial applications but also positions biomass gasification as a front-runner in the race to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, chemicals, and aviation.
In the realm of energy and quantum technologies, diamonds are gaining significant attention due to their exceptional properties. A team of researchers, including Francesco Mazzocchi, Martin Neidig, Hideaki Yamada, Sebastian Kempf, Dirk Strauss, and T
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In the realm of energy research, understanding the behavior of complex systems is crucial for developing advanced technologies. A recent study by David Blaschke of the University of Wroclaw, Gerd Röpke of the University of Rostock, and Gordon Baym of
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In the realm of energy and transportation, a team of researchers from the University of California, Davis, has been exploring innovative solutions to optimize the deployment of mobile fast chargers for off-road heavy equipment. The researchers, Farha
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Vladimir Shiltsev, a researcher at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and a prominent figure in the field of accelerator physics, has explored the significant migration of Russian particle physicists following the dissolution of the Soviet Union i
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In the realm of energy storage and conversion technologies, electrolytes play a crucial role. Researchers Daehyeok Kim, Taejin Kwon, and Jeongmin Kim from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology have delved into the complex behavior of
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Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids in Dresden, Germany, have been investigating a unique metallic compound, Sc$_3$Mn$_3$Al$_7$Si$_5$, which exhibits intriguing magnetic properties. This study, published in the jo
Researchers Rohit Kumar, H. Desilets, and R. T. deSouza from Indiana University have conducted a study focused on measuring specific nuclear reactions that could have implications for understanding stellar processes and potentially energy production.
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Researchers Fanghao Hu, Junhong Lin, Zhi Cai, and Bang Wang, affiliated with the School of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Science and Technology of China, have introduced a novel approach to community detection in multilayer net
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