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Australians to face age checks from search engines

Disposable E-Cigarettes may contain toxic metals causing health risks to their users

The pipeline of US battery materials projects is stalling

Researchers have created owl-inspired nanofibre aerogels that absorb both high- and low-frequency noise – cutting engine noise by nearly 9 dB

Possible anti-aging compounds found in blood bacteria: three molecules produced by a bacterium in the blood, reduced damage and inflammatory responses in human skin cell cultures

Trump administration cancels billions for chemical decarbonization

Bioprospectors mine microbial genomes for antibiotic gold

A new study found PFAS “forever chemicals” in 95% of the American beers they tested

Acidithiobacillus bacteria adapt to toxic incinerator waste by boosting their metal defense and transport proteins, but this adaptation peaks at medium waste levels and doesn't improve metal recovery at higher concentrations

Duolingo bans new hires in favour of AI

Researchers from Brno created a sustainable, biobased resin for SLA 3D printing using recycled waste and found one component, VanDiMMA, significantly improved the printed material's strength and heat resistance

Long-Range Resonant Charge Transport through Open-ShellDonor−Acceptor Macromolecules

Scientists make electricity from falling rainwater in radical new energy experiment

Biodegradable starch-based plastics may not be as safe as assumed, study finds

Pathways to Electrochemical Ironmaking via the Direct Reduction of Fe2O3

Strong Chiro-Optical Activity of Plasmonic Metasurfaces–Inverted Pyramid Arrays

Scientists created a computer tool that automatically swaps flexible parts of proteins to make enzymes work better—and used it to boost the light-making power of a luciferase enzyme by over 400 times

Mushroom A.stiptica Bitter Compounds and Human Taste Receptor Activation

NIH cancels RECOVER grants for Long Covid projects

A safe nuclear battery that could last a lifetime. Sometimes cell phones die sooner than expected

Scientists create biodegradable detergent using wood and corn components

80% recycled cement matches strength of Portland cement

Microplastics, from 1 to 62 micrometers long, are present in filtered solutions in medical intravenous (IV) infusions

US engineer’s concrete breakthrough may turn buildings into carbon-sucking structures

Chewing gum can shed microplastics into saliva, pilot study finds

Brno researchers discovered that phosphorus atoms on copper form stable copper phosphide, unexpectedly transforming into blue phosphorene, revealing insights into 2D growth

Multicomponent Glass Fertilizer for Nutrient Delivery in Precision Agriculture

ZFO-based microrobots remove biofilms using light-driven ROS or magnetic disruption, offering controlled motion and industrial potential.

The conversion of CO₂ into e-fuels by light offers a sustainable solution to close the carbon cycle

Brewing Clean Water: The metal-remediating benefits of tea preparation

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