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Using nanozymes as catalysts for transforming biomaterials for their futuristic use
They mainly studied the significant role of manganese-based oxidase nanozyme (MnN) in stitching collagen, a vital structural ...
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New shape memory alloy antenna could transform communications
After being inspired by The Expanse series, researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory have utilized novel ...
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Traffic noise raises stress and anxiety levels
Manmade sounds such vehicle traffic can mask the positive impact of nature soundscapes on people’s stress and anxiety. Image ...
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The growth of food production for the growing population
Almost 10 billion people are expected to inhabit Earth by 2050, so agricultural production will become increasingly critical ...
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Earth’s longest straight underwater mountain chain created by moving hotspot
Recent research from Curtin University has unveiled groundbreaking insights about the Ninetyeast Ridge — the longest straight ...
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A novel way to use light to give electrons a spinning kick
In a new experiment, light beams carrying orbital angular momentum caused electrons in graphene to gain (blue beam) and lose ...
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Researchers reconfirm fossil as the world’s oldest modern lizard
A storeroom specimen that changed the origins of modern lizards by millions of years has had its identity confirmed.
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Making efficient water harvesting from air possible
Water harvesting from the atmosphere and lowering humidity levels are vital steps toward creating a more comfortable ...
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The oldest alphabetic writing in human history unearthed in ancient Syrian City
Credit: Glenn Schwartz, Johns Hopkins University A team of Johns Hopkins University researchers has uncovered evidence of ...