Mechanical Waves Alone Can Shake Ions in the Hidden Electrical Layer at Glass Surfaces
A new experiment shows that a megahertz-level mechanical vibration, stripped of its electrical counterpart, is sufficient to drive measurable electrokinetic ...
A new experiment shows that a megahertz-level mechanical vibration, stripped of its electrical counterpart, is sufficient to drive measurable electrokinetic ...
A new study in African Invertebrates describes four new genera of dark sac spiders from southern Africa, bringing the Afrotropical ...
A cross-sectional survey of 410 healthcare professionals in Nantong, China, found positive attitudes and high self-reported practice of neck and ...
A newly published French multicenter trial will clinically validate a composite diagnostic device that merges blood-based immune biomarkers, a decision ...
The concept of grouping EGFR mutations by structural rather than purely positional criteria represents a meaningful shift in how oncologists ...
Binge eating is often dismissed as a phase of growing up, but a new prospective cohort study suggests it may ...
A new review in Heliyon argues that the pump or pressure source moving fluids through a microfluidic chip—the actuation system—is ...
Fish ear stones preserved in deep-sea sediments reveal that ice cod and polar cod thrived near the North Pole during ...
Brazilian researchers have created fluorescent films from lemon waste-derived carbon dots embedded in polyvinyl alcohol that can monitor wound healing ...
A systematic review of 39 studies finds that most vineyard land suitability assessments still rely on historical climate data, with ...
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