A recent study led by Chen Mingxuan from China Three Gorges Technology Co., Ltd. presents an innovative approach to managing energy in wind-hydrogen systems, a promising avenue for sustainable energy production. Published in the International Journal
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Recent research published in the Kirkuk Journal of Science has highlighted the promising potential of biosurfactants derived from Lactobacillus acidophilus in combating harmful bacterial biofilms, which are a significant concern in medical settings.
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A recent study published in the Kirkuk Journal of Science has shed light on the impact of various water sources on the growth and yield of two bread wheat varieties, Abu-Ghraib72 and Sham 6. Conducted during the winter season of 2007-2008 in Al-Madho
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Recent research led by Naihui Peng from the China Oil & Gas Piping Network Corporation has shed light on the relationship between wind power and photovoltaic (PV) energy systems, highlighting their potential for complementarity. Published in the Jour
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A recent study led by Clara Lago from the Institute of Agricultural Sciences at the Spanish Research Council in Madrid has shed light on the dual threats of turnip yellows virus (TuYV) and drought to canola crops, an essential agricultural product wo
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As the floating offshore wind industry moves toward commercial viability, understanding the interactions between wind turbine wakes and floating structures is becoming increasingly critical. A recent study led by L. Carmo from the National Renewable
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Lithuania is taking a bold step towards reducing carbon emissions from buildings by leveraging the innovative concept of virtual prosumers, which allows consumers to both produce and consume energy. This approach is facilitated by remote solar energy
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A recent study led by Cierlicki Tomasz from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Bydgoszcz University of Science and Technology has shed light on the critical factors influencing the efficiency of photovoltaic installations. Published in the jour
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Poland is witnessing a significant surge in the adoption of renewable energy, particularly in photovoltaic (PV) solar systems. A recent study led by Bień Jurand from Czestochowa University of Technology has taken a closer look at the energy generatio
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Recent research has shed light on the optimal use of blended inorganic fertilizers for maize production, a staple crop vital for food security and economic stability in many regions. Conducted by Daemo Berhanu Bilate from the Department of Plant Scie
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