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We are making the air, soil, and water saltier, shows study

As winter comes, roads get icy and slippery. To keep them safe, we use rock salt. It helps prevent accidents for those walking, cycling, or...

Scientists find way to turn plastic waste into treasure

In an exciting development, scientists have discovered a new way to recycle polyethylene (PE) - the world's most common type of plastic waste. This innovative...

How ancient stars created super-heavy elements

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have found that ancient stars were not just twinkling lights in the night sky but incredible factories that produced...

Scientists find way to turn plastic waste into oil

In Denmark, something amazing is happening with plastic waste – the kind that we can't recycle. Researchers and business experts have developed a cool new...

Graphene Oxide: The game-changer for stronger, smarter concrete

Engineers are always on the lookout for ways to make stronger and smarter building materials. Now, a groundbreaking study from RMIT University and the University...

Scientists create innovative magnets to boost computing power

In the world of technology, researchers are constantly seeking ways to improve data storage and computer performance. One exciting development comes from The University of...

A mineral produced by plate tectonics has a global cooling effect, study finds

MIT geologists have found that a clay mineral on the seafloor, called smectite, has a surprisingly powerful ability to sequester carbon over millions of...

Scientists are creating smaller, more powerful, safer electric vehicle batteries

Electric vehicles (EVs) are the future of transportation, offering a greener alternative to traditional gasoline-powered cars. However, their success hinges on the effectiveness of their...

Scientists replicate bird feather nanostructures for innovative materials

ETH Zurich researchers have made a remarkable leap in material science by mimicking the unique structure of the eastern bluebird's feathers. Unlike most birds whose...

Scientists create power-efficient memory using atom-thin materials

Scientists at the University of Rochester are pushing the boundaries of computing technology with a groundbreaking development in memory systems. Published in Nature Electronics, their...