Handheld gas sensor distinguishes methanol from ethanol
Device enables inexpensive selective detection of methanol in mixtures with high ethanol content
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Forests reduce cyclone intensity
Reforestation of Europe could cut number of cyclones by as much as four-fifths and reduce heavy rainfall
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Material lattice morphs into doubly curved shapes
Technique could produce scalable, reversible, shape-shifting structures with hitherto unseen complexity for use in a host of practical applications
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Light from the cosmic web maps filaments across millions of light-years
Filaments could link several galaxies
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High-performance, low-field MRI improves lung imaging
A high-performance, low-field-strength MRI scanner increases the quality of interventional and diagnostic images
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How to shape photons using a trapped atom
Temporal technique could give quantum networks a boost
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Sharing scientific and indigenous knowledge brings new insights
Finding common ground could help understand and adapt to Arctic climate change
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Breath test detects opioids
Researchers develop a simple test to detect opioid drugs in exhaled breath
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Record breaking fusion reaction could transform medical isotope production
A new world record for the strongest steady-state nuclear fusion reaction could boost production of the vital medical isotope molybdenum-99
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Drought may hit half world’s wheat at once
Wheat yields could be hit by severe drought across half the world at once, driving up prices and making problems for global markets
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