Oceanic carbon uptake could falter
What does oceanic carbon uptake achieve? Greenhouse gas that sinks below the waves slows global warming a little and makes water more acidic
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Chiral material reverses Casimir force, say physicists
Effect could lead to better nanomechanical devices
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Innovation: patent applications review
A round-up of some recent international patent applications in medical imaging
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CERN physicists spot symmetry violation in charm mesons
The LHCb experiment has measured charge-parity violation in the neutral D-meson for the first time
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Evangelical source changes evangelical minds on climate
Concern about global warming rose after viewing talk by Christian climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe
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Reprogrammable self-assembly makes molecular computer
New six-bit algorithm system is an important milestone in constructing a universal DNA-based computing device
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Smartphone camera measures blood glucose concentration
With the help of a small non-electronic device, smartphones could replace glucose meters
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Grooved surface accelerates dew harvesting
Square metre of material can deliver half a litre of water overnight
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Waterproof fabric harvests energy from raindrops
Triboelectric system has been integrated into clothing
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Polymer dots image deep into the brain
Polymer dots enable in vivo multiphoton fluorescence imaging of structures deep in the brains of mice
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