Copper or nickel: metal choice steers dye capture in cellulose-MOF films
Researchers fabricated two otherwise identical cellulose-supported MOF films and found the copper-based version adsorbed more methylene blue while the nickel-based ...
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Gates Foundation media coverage skews positive, but grant funding is not the driver
A ten-year study of 449 news articles found Gates Foundation coverage is mostly positive and focused on disease-specific solutions, but ...
Indian IT survey links customized job deals to careers and quitting intentions
A survey of 560 Indian IT employees linked customized task and responsibility arrangements with greater career sustainability and lower quitting ...
ASEAN Economies Show Uneven Links Between Knowledge, Institutions and Green Resilience
A 2000–2024 time-series analysis finds that links between knowledge, institutions and green economic resilience vary across seven ASEAN economies, with ...
Slow Eccentric Tempo Reduces Paralympic Bench Press Power
A study of 13 competitive Para Powerlifting athletes found that extending the eccentric phase of the bench press to four ...
Moisture Ageing Weakens Epoxy Composites and Shifts Vibration Response
Moisture exposure measurably weakened three types of fibre-reinforced epoxy composites in a laboratory ageing study, with glass-fibre epoxy showing the ...
Coworker Stress Bragging Can Both Undermine and Boost Helping at Work
A three-wave survey of 353 Chinese high-tech employees finds coworker stress bragging reduces helping behavior through affective rumination while increasing ...
Optimal Geometry Unlocks Peak Dopamine Sensing in Organic Transistors
A new study shows that organic electrochemical transistors detect dopamine best at an intermediate channel-gate area ratio of about ten, ...
Rock Shape and Weight Steer How Far and How Sideways Falling Boulders Travel
Controlled field tests with 144 rock blocks show that spherical blocks travel farthest down a slope while elongated and flaky ...
Classroom climate strengthens how teacher leadership drives student self-determination
When it comes to motivating students in higher education, the atmosphere inside the classroom appears to matter far more than ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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