Are circular economies the answer?
Getting to win-win on pollution and economic development
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Getting to win-win on pollution and economic development
Read article: Are circular economies the answer?
Record-breaking observation could explain high-energy gamma rays seen during storms
Read article: Billion-volt thunderstorm studied using muons
Analysis of scientists who just missed out on lucrative grants finds that they are more productive in the long term
Read article: Early-career failure can lead to future success, according to US study
A stationary digital breast tomosynthesis system improved the accuracy of identifying malignancy in soft-tissue breast images
Read article: Stationary digital breast tomosynthesis increases diagnostic accuracy
Janice Hudgings and Chaelee Dalton say that integrating anti-bias, pro-equity material into a physics course can educate students about biases
Read article: Out of the margins
Star orbiting huge black hole confirms local position invariance
Read article: Einstein’s general theory of relativity passes a supermassive test
New model could explain why planets can form very quickly
Read article: Planets could be formed by interstellar objects like ’Oumuamua
Neil Beattie describes some of the economic and political factors that impact developments of renewable energy materials and technologies besides the cost of crude oil
Read article: Can crude analysis alone determine prospects for energy materials?
Analogue device could quickly solve numerical problems in parallel
Read article: Metamaterial computer solves integral equations encoded in electromagnetic waves
A Raman spectroscopy system integrated within a brain biopsy needle could help neurosurgeons identify malignant tissue for biopsy sampling
Read article: Raman spectroscopy guides brain biopsies