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Burying wood from managed forests could sequester carbon
According to scientists, this action could eliminate up to 937 gigatons of CO₂ in 76 years.
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Aerogel material converts seawater into drinkable water with sunlight
The modular structure and the 3D printing process allow the system to be adapted to different climatic situations.
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CERN announces first successful oxygen collisions at LHC
LHC starts oxygen and neon collisions to investigate strong interaction, cosmic rays and quark and gluon plasma.
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AIMPLAS advances in the improvement of bioplastics for sustainable packaging
The BIOPROCESS project optimizes biodegradable films for flexible packaging using natural polymers.
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AIMPLAS assesses the risks of reusable packaging for foodstuffs
The project is financed under the IVACE+i program, in collaboration with technology centers in the Valencian Community, and with support from the European Union's ERDF.
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High Luminosity LHC test bed enters final phase
The LHC test facility will remain in the testing and validation phase until the fall.
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New lasers enhance the vision of the world’s largest telescope
The telescope will be able to detect possible signs of life on exoplanets in just a few hours thanks to the use of new lasers and…
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Schumann resonance imaging could reveal data on climate change
The sensor installed to measure it contains kilometers of cable inside.
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Australian engineering converts water waste into environmentally friendly and corrosion-resistant concrete
This innovation is based on the use of sludge from drinking water treatment combined with blast furnace slag to create a more resistant and environmentally friendly…
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Harvard researchers develop natural rubber with ten times higher strength
This new rubber concept could become more durable and change the way we perceive flexible materials.
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CERN transforms lead into gold through collisions at the LHC
Gold production at the LHC has serious implications for the design and optimization of future colliders.
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Researchers create bio-inspired concrete that converts heat into electricity
The combination of mechanical strength, electrical performance and biomimetic design makes this concrete a viable option for future infrastructures.
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