Alternative building materials could store massive amounts of carbon dioxide
Materials such as concrete containing carbonate-based aggregates, bio-based plastics and biochar could sequester more than 16 billion tonnes of CO2 a year
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Materials such as concrete containing carbonate-based aggregates, bio-based plastics and biochar could sequester more than 16 billion tonnes of CO2 a year
Scintillation measurements show that FRB 20221022A originated from the highly magnetized region around a neutron star, challenging existing models of conditions there
New phase could be used to make faster and more compact memory and processing devices
Approach based on the quantum anomalous Hall effect does away with the need for applied magnetic fields
Study provides insights into the nature of this recently-discovered class of magnetism
Result in niobium phosphide contradicts typical metal behaviour
Spectroscopy measurements reveal "smoking gun" signature of semi-Dirac fermions in a topological semimetal
Highly energetic events happen much more often than previously thought, say astronomers
Expensive and sometimes toxic elements can be reused in new devices
Researchers have succeeded in combining two usually incompatible properties for the first time