In the heart of northwestern China, beneath the vast expanse of the Tarim Basin, a groundbreaking study is redefining our understanding of deep and ultradeep carbonate reservoirs. Led by Baiqiang Li from the School of Earth and Environment at Anhui U
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In the heart of Spain’s Mediterranean pine forests, a fiery experiment is unfolding, one that could reshape our understanding of soil resilience and have significant implications for the energy sector. A recent study led by Amara Santiesteban-Serrano
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In the shadow of decommissioned nuclear facilities, a new method is emerging to tackle a persistent challenge: the accurate measurement of technetium-99 (Tc-99) in contaminated soil and dust. This radionuclide, a byproduct of nuclear fission, poses a
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In the face of a rapidly changing climate, China’s renewable energy sector is poised for a strategic overhaul. A groundbreaking study, led by Lin Lv from the State Key Laboratory of Pollution Control and Resource Reuse at Nanjing University, offers a
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In the heart of Switzerland, at the Paul Scherrer Institute, a team of scientists led by Jean-Pierre Blaser has been delving into one of the most controversial and potentially revolutionary topics in energy research: cold fusion. The results of their
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In the heart of Geneva, a city renowned for its precision and innovation, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the Université de Genève. Christian K. Jørgensen, a distinguished professor at the Département de Chimie minérale, analytique et appliqu
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In the labyrinthine world of nuclear fusion, where the promise of near-limitless energy dances just out of reach, a recent study published in the Swiss journal CHIMIA, sheds new light on one of the most enigmatic and controversial chapters: cold fusi
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