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The anti-allergic potential of tea: a review of its components, mechanisms and risks

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Breast milk is a "significant source of exposure" to PFAS in breastfed infants

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'Curcumin' found in Turmeric has Anti-Cancer Activity: Curcumin-based novel nanocapsules exhibited a >30-fold decrease in IC50, suggesting enhanced anticancer activity associated with curcumin encapsulation.

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GRL0617 a potential dual action drug for SARS-CoV-2, we have found a possible breakthrough chemical that can be a potential drug for SARS-CoV-2, we have published our findings here with some sound theoretical chemistry work in New Journal of Chemistry…

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We may finally be able to destroy a dreaded PFAS 'forever chemical' in our drinking water

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Use of nanoparticles for detection of vascular calcification in atherosclerosis

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New class of organic-inorganic hybrid membranes demonstrates CO2 permeance (6180 Gas Permeation Units) that is six times the target presented as the threshold for affordable membrane-based carbon capture

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Nanoparticles and microlenses could increase efficiency of solar panels by 25% by capturing infrared spectrum light

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A new way of removing carbon dioxide from a stream of air could provide a significant tool in the battle against climate change

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Researchers have devised a way to print functional flexible electronics i.e

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Researchers studying condensation have noticed something strange: When a surface is covered in oil, condensed water droplets randomly fly across the surface at high velocities…

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A possible alternative to common pesticides is a "sticky" peptide: dermaseptin, which attacks a broad array of microbes, attached to a protein that anchors in the waxy leaf surface

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New research reveals how soil bacteria build the only known enzyme for the destruction of the potent global warming and ozone-depleting gas nitrous oxide.

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Scientists develop 'solar thermal fuel' with energy storage density (250 WH/kg) greater than Tesla PowerWall - when hit by sunlight molecule converts to higher energy state (storable at room temp., thus with no energy loss), later convertible back using catalyst to release heat

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Researchers create a durable silicone polymer coating capable of repelling ice from any surface: "Stress-Localized Durable Icephobic Surfaces"

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Using the paper-folding art form known as kirigami and a rubber-like adhesive film, MIT engineers have developed bandages which can adhere to knees and elbows even after 100 bending cycles.

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Blueberries may improve attention in children following double-blind trial

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Materials engineering a MnO2/Zn battery to make it Energy Dense for Long Cycle Life

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Doctors can now sift bacteria from your blood using magnets

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Researchers from Oregon State University have developed an amperometric biosensor that uses a nanostructured transistor that can detect subtle glucose changes in physiological buffer solutions…

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Graphene based transistors: New property of Graphene detected, simple UV treatment can turn Graphene into powerful semiconductors.

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Combining nanotechnology and drug delivery methods; Nanohorns able to pierce through the defences of Multidrug resistance Cancer to administer life saving medicine.

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Scientist has developed an algae cellulose based filter that can remove virus from water

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Scientists increase the efficiency of the artificial leaf from a previous 18% to 22% energy efficiency.

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Scientists develop a rapid detection system for ricin and botulinum neurotoxins that can detect even trace (parts per billion) concentrations.

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Cocaine use can now be detected via fingerprint analysis

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Bio-inspired CO 2 conversion by iron sulfide catalysts under sustainable conditions

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A membrane-less electrolyzer for hydrogen production across the pH scale

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Do Dead Batteries Bounce? (The Relationship between Coefficient of Restitution and State of Charge of Zinc Alkaline Primary LR6 Batteries)

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Cell patterning with a heptagon acoustic tweezer "sonic screwdriver" to build tartan-patterned tissue with the potential to repair damaged nerves

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The anti-allergic potential of tea: a review of its components, mechanisms and risks

Breast milk is a "significant source of exposure" to PFAS in breastfed infants

'Curcumin' found in Turmeric has Anti-Cancer Activity: Curcumin-based novel nanocapsules exhibited a >30-fold decrease in IC50, suggesting enhanced anticancer activity associated with curcumin encapsulation.

GRL0617 a potential dual action drug for SARS-CoV-2, we have found a possible breakthrough chemical that can be a potential drug for SARS-CoV-2, we have published our findings here with some sound theoretical chemistry work in New Journal of Chemistry…

We may finally be able to destroy a dreaded PFAS 'forever chemical' in our drinking water

Use of nanoparticles for detection of vascular calcification in atherosclerosis

New class of organic-inorganic hybrid membranes demonstrates CO2 permeance (6180 Gas Permeation Units) that is six times the target presented as the threshold for affordable membrane-based carbon capture

Nanoparticles and microlenses could increase efficiency of solar panels by 25% by capturing infrared spectrum light

A new way of removing carbon dioxide from a stream of air could provide a significant tool in the battle against climate change

Researchers have devised a way to print functional flexible electronics i.e

Researchers studying condensation have noticed something strange: When a surface is covered in oil, condensed water droplets randomly fly across the surface at high velocities…

A possible alternative to common pesticides is a "sticky" peptide: dermaseptin, which attacks a broad array of microbes, attached to a protein that anchors in the waxy leaf surface

New research reveals how soil bacteria build the only known enzyme for the destruction of the potent global warming and ozone-depleting gas nitrous oxide.

Scientists develop 'solar thermal fuel' with energy storage density (250 WH/kg) greater than Tesla PowerWall - when hit by sunlight molecule converts to higher energy state (storable at room temp., thus with no energy loss), later convertible back using catalyst to release heat

Researchers create a durable silicone polymer coating capable of repelling ice from any surface: "Stress-Localized Durable Icephobic Surfaces"

Using the paper-folding art form known as kirigami and a rubber-like adhesive film, MIT engineers have developed bandages which can adhere to knees and elbows even after 100 bending cycles.

Blueberries may improve attention in children following double-blind trial

Materials engineering a MnO2/Zn battery to make it Energy Dense for Long Cycle Life

Doctors can now sift bacteria from your blood using magnets

Researchers from Oregon State University have developed an amperometric biosensor that uses a nanostructured transistor that can detect subtle glucose changes in physiological buffer solutions…

Graphene based transistors: New property of Graphene detected, simple UV treatment can turn Graphene into powerful semiconductors.

Combining nanotechnology and drug delivery methods; Nanohorns able to pierce through the defences of Multidrug resistance Cancer to administer life saving medicine.

Scientist has developed an algae cellulose based filter that can remove virus from water

Scientists increase the efficiency of the artificial leaf from a previous 18% to 22% energy efficiency.

Scientists develop a rapid detection system for ricin and botulinum neurotoxins that can detect even trace (parts per billion) concentrations.

Cocaine use can now be detected via fingerprint analysis

Bio-inspired CO 2 conversion by iron sulfide catalysts under sustainable conditions

A membrane-less electrolyzer for hydrogen production across the pH scale

Do Dead Batteries Bounce? (The Relationship between Coefficient of Restitution and State of Charge of Zinc Alkaline Primary LR6 Batteries)

Cell patterning with a heptagon acoustic tweezer "sonic screwdriver" to build tartan-patterned tissue with the potential to repair damaged nerves