Recent research published in Nature Communications has unveiled critical insights into how the aging process affects mitochondrial function, a key factor in cellular health and energy production. The study, led by Abdul Haseeb Khan from the Institute
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In a significant step towards sustainability, a recent study published in “Energy Informatics” highlights the crucial role museums can play in carbon emission accounting and decarbonization strategies. Led by Yan Bai from the China National Institute
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Recent research published in ‘Scientific Reports’ explores a cutting-edge approach to carbon capture, a crucial technology in combating climate change. Led by Mohammad-Reza Mohammadi from the Department of Petroleum Engineering at Shahid Bahonar Univ
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Recent research conducted by Gabriele Fibbi from the Earth Sciences Department at the University of Firenze has shed light on the ground displacement conditions at the Hatfield Moors gas storage site in the UK. This study, published in ‘Scientific Re
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Recent research published in Nature Communications highlights a concerning trend: the thawing of permafrost in the Arctic and Subarctic regions is expected to lead to a significant increase in wildfires. The study, led by In-Won Kim from the Center f
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Recent research led by GUAN Guanghua from the State Key Laboratory of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering Science in Wuhan has introduced a new method for managing water flow in multi-channel systems, which could have significant implications
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Recent research led by SUN Rui from the College of Life Science at Shanghai Normal University has unveiled fascinating insights into the fertilization process of the fern Lygodium japonicum. Published in the journal ‘Journal of Northwest Plant Scienc
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A recent study led by Funmilayo Lanrewaju Amao from the Department of Architecture at LAUTECH, Nigeria, sheds light on how socio-economic and cultural factors influence privacy in public housing estates in Ibadan. Published in the Journal of Contempo
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Recent changes to Indonesia’s licensing system, as outlined in Law No. 6/2023, have shifted the approach from a traditional license-based framework to a risk-based licensing model. This transition aims to simplify the often complicated licensing proc
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In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly integrated into everyday life, influencing various sectors, including energy. A recent study by Ferdinand Lisaldy from Universitas Bung Karno highlig
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