Where Green Hydrogen Goes First: Why Location Could Make or Break the Clean Fuel Transition
A new Nature Energy analysis argues that designing hydrogen policies around geography — matching cheap renewable production sites to dense ...
A new Nature Energy analysis argues that designing hydrogen policies around geography — matching cheap renewable production sites to dense ...
A new New York State study finds that when flooding and power outages occur together, cardiovascular hospitalization risk rises more ...
A pilot study found that 3D-printed orthoses for trigger finger achieved higher user satisfaction and required less direct labor than ...
Researchers at Tianjin University have converted Aspergillus niger mycelium into chitin–glucan nanofibers that kill over 99 percent of E. coli ...
A systematic review of 116 case reports reveals that immune checkpoint inhibitors can trigger rare but often fatal heart complications, ...
Researchers built and validated a nomogram that predicts survival and identifies which elderly female lung cancer patients with bone metastases ...
A spatiotemporal single-cell study of 31 transplant recipients reveals how expanding alloreactive T cell clones acquire tissue-resident memory programs that ...
Researchers found that leftover spirulina biomass from industrial phycocyanin extraction acts as a powerful biofertilizer, boosting chicory growth and photosynthetic ...
A genome-scale analysis of Orientia tsutsugamushi reveals that single-gene markers poorly reflect whole-genome evolution and that the bacterium possesses an ...
Researchers have designed a conceptual e-service framework that digitally links Estonian municipalities with apartment associations to improve crisis preparedness and ...
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