Recent research led by Byung Chul Kim from the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy has shed light on the classification of nuclear fusion waste generated by the K-DEMO reactor, a significant step in advancing fusion energy technology. Published in the j
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A recent study led by Jianbo Zhao, published in the journal ACS Omega, investigates the quantitative risk assessment of an integrated energy station that combines oil, gas, hydrogen, and electricity in China. This research is particularly significant
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Recent research led by Hyunju K. Connor from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has unveiled new insights into the behavior of hydrogen in the Earth’s exosphere during geomagnetic storms. This study, published in “Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sci
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A recent study published in “Physics Letters B” explores a groundbreaking concept in cosmology known as the quantum Big-Bounce. Led by Simone Lo Franco from the Department of Physics at “Sapienza” University of Rome, the research investigates how an
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A recent study published in “Frontiers in Physics” highlights significant advancements in the stability optimization of energetic particle-driven modes in nuclear fusion devices, focusing on the FAR3d gyro-fluid code. Led by J. Varela from the Depart
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Researchers have developed a groundbreaking nanostructure that combines two materials—Bi2Fe4O9 and BiOI—into what is known as an S-scheme heterojunction. This innovative structure has demonstrated extraordinary capabilities in catalyzing reactions th
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Recent research led by Norhan Talha from the Materials Technologies and Their Applications Lab at Beni-Suef University has unveiled promising advancements in the removal of chlorpyrifos pesticide from the environment using modified coal-derived adsor
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A recent study published in ‘Scientific Reports’ has shed light on the properties of borophene, a two-dimensional material that has been a subject of growing interest since its discovery in 1998. Led by Masumeh Foroutan from the Department of Physica
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Recent research led by Cláudio M. Lousada from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at KTH Royal Institute of Technology sheds light on the critical role of hydrogen adsorption on face-centered cubic (fcc) metal surfaces. This study, p
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Recent research published in the journal Microbiome sheds light on the microbial mechanisms that influence hydrogen production through anaerobic digestion, particularly focusing on the effects of temperature. Led by Heng Wu from the College of Mechan
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