A research team, led by Professor Wan Yinhua from the Institute of Process Engineering (IPE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has developed a groundbreaking dual-functional reverse osmosis (RO) membrane…
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Hybrid Catalysis Cascade Enables Efficient and Selective Conversion of CO2 to Methanol
In the quest to mitigate climate change, one of the most promising approaches involves capturing and repurposing the excess carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere. While CO2 is a major…
Ultrafast X-ray Scattering and DFT Reveal the Dynamics of Ir-Ir Dimer Complexes
Metal-metal bonding plays a crucial role in the properties and reactivity of molecules composed of metallic atoms. These bonds are especially significant in molecules containing transition metals, such as iridium…
Genetically Engineered Biosensors Achieve 10-Fold Increase in Sensitivity
Imagine an unplugged electric guitar. It might produce sound, but without an amplifier, the music is faint and lacks the richness needed for an audience to hear its full potential.…
Scientists Develop “Malteser-like” Molecules with Controlled Self-Assembly Properties
In a remarkable step forward in chemistry, scientists have made groundbreaking strides in programming molecules to self-assemble in specific, controlled, and predictable ways. The research could pave the way for…
Researchers Launch Daphnia Histology Reference Atlas (DaHRA) to Advance Ecotoxicology and Environmental Protection
A new web-based resource for studying environmental pollutants and their effects on ecosystems has been launched by researchers at Penn State. The Daphnia Histology Reference Atlas (DaHRA) provides unprecedented access…
Scientists Uncover Massive Aquifer Beneath the Cascade Range
Oregon’s Cascade Range Mountains are known for their rugged landscapes, towering peaks, and active volcanoes. While these volcanoes are renowned for their explosive past and potential hazards, they also harbor…
Endoscopic Camera Unlocks Medieval Fragments Concealed in Early Modern Book Bindings
In a groundbreaking study, researchers used an endoscopic camera to uncover hidden medieval fragments concealed within book bindings from the 16th and 17th centuries. The unique discovery is part of…
Ancient DNA Reveals Complex Migration History of the North Pontic Region
The North Pontic region, a vast and historically significant area stretching across modern-day Ukraine, has long been recognized as a dynamic crossroads where multiple migration waves from diverse cultural and…
Study Reveals Genetic Mechanisms of S. aureus Adaptation in Human Hosts
Staphylococcus aureus, a bacterium commonly found in the human nose, skin, and intestines, often lives peacefully in its human host without causing harm. However, in individuals with weakened immune systems,…
Genetic Clues Unravel Cockatoo Mysteries
Ecologists from the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Hong Kong (HKU) have unlocked crucial genetic mysteries surrounding two iconic cockatoo species: the Sulfur-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua galerita) and…
Study Reveals Essential Role of O-GlcNAc Transferase in Embryonic Development
Protein modifications are essential for the proper functioning of cells, ensuring they can perform their required tasks within a healthy system. One particularly important modification involves the attachment of sugar…
Study Challenges Radiation as the Primary Driver of Genetic Differences in Chornobyl Dogs
A new study published in PLOS ONE suggests that radiation-induced mutations are unlikely to account for the genetic differences observed between two populations of dogs living in Chornobyl City and…
Sydney’s Most Feared Spider: Now Three Species
An international team of scientists has unveiled a remarkable update to the classification of Australia’s most infamous spider—the Sydney funnel-web. Known for its deadly bite, the Sydney funnel-web spider has…
Researchers Discover Unprecedented Trophic Complexity in Cretaceous Marine Ecosystem
In a groundbreaking new study published in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, researchers from McGill University have uncovered extraordinary insights into a marine food chain dating back 130…
Study Reveals Stability of Lekking and Instability of Resource-Defense Polygamy in Birds
Researchers at Rice University have made significant strides in understanding the evolution of bird behavior, offering new insights into why certain mating systems endure while others fade over time. Their…
Detecting Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons as a Technosignature for Extraterrestrial Civilizations
The quest for extraterrestrial life has been a long-standing endeavor, rooted in humanity’s fascination with the stars and the possibility of encountering other intelligent beings. This search for life beyond…
Exploring the Possibility of Mountains on Neutron Stars and Their Implications for Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Neutron stars are among the most fascinating and enigmatic objects in the universe. These collapsed remnants of massive stars are incredibly dense, with a mass greater than the Sun compressed…
Planets Born in a Harsh Environment
The birth of new stars is a remarkable process that has intrigued astronomers for centuries. According to the widely accepted model of star formation known as the nebular hypothesis, new…
Hubble Observations Reveal Young Jets in a Spiral Galaxy
The night sky has long been an essential tool for navigation. From guiding early oceanic voyages with the stars to the precise calibrations of modern GPS, celestial objects have provided…