An insidious and ubiquitous menace
A book about corrosion and the herculean efforts to combat it is "absorbing and interesting" but short on satisfying science, say reviewers
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Kirigami solar cells follow the Sun
Simple new design cheaply increases solar-cell efficiency
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Web life: EGU Network blogs
A collection of geology, geophysics and earth science blogs written by (mostly) European geoscientists
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Physicists isolate neutrinos from Earth’s mantle for first time
Italy's Borexino detector provides further insights into radioactive heating of the Earth
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Subterranean science
Sean Paling and Stephen Sadler describe how deep underground labs are diversifying into areas such as astrobiology and earth sciences
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A single light of science
An introduction to the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015)
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Device cools itself in the blazing-hot Sun
Passive system works without the need for a power source
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What if a solar super-storm hit?
Ashley Dale examines the devastating impact that a solar super-storm could have on life on Earth
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Charging up with jumping droplets
Energy-harvesting device taps into atmospheric humidity
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How a decades-old laser technology could boost the future of wind energy
Jon Cartwright explains how laser anemometry could cut the cost of wind energy and boost its share of the world’s energy market
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