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Semiconducting-Ionic Conductor As A New Generation Electrolyte Membrane For Low-Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

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Nowadays, the increasing global demand for clean energy drives numerous research studies on the generation of electric power through efficient and eco-friendly means. Among these…
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The Green World Theory: Diving Under Coastal Ecosystems

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The world is green, apparently… This trivial assertion unleashed an ecological theory, which is now approaching half a century of age, and which sparked a…
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Reducing Structural Vibrations With Unidirectional Composites

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Vibrations of structural elements are often unwanted and disturbing. Not only do they reduce the service life of structures but also cause noise that can…
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The DNA Of  Education — According To Studies In Twins

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Children with low social status or behavioral problems often do worse at school. British researchers have now shown in two studies that the genes are…
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Remodeling Of A Cell Monolayer During The Larva-Pupa-Adult Transformation Of A Caterpillar Into A Moth

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Metamorphosis in the animal kingdom involves choreographing a complex series of cell rearrangements, cell deaths, and cell divisions. In insects, discrete cell populations that are…
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Community-Led Regeneration Initiatives Can Alleviate Fuel Poverty

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In developed countries characterized by temperate climates, a household is regarded as experiencing “fuel poverty” when it cannot afford to maintain a comfortable home temperature…
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A New Approach For Estimating Enteric Methane Emissions From Cattle In Smallholder Livestock Systems – First Results, And Implications For E. Africa

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In Marrakesh in 2016, nearly 200 countries, including most of Africa, reaffirmed their commitment to monitor and reduce man-made greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In light…
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Marine Mammals Of Mexico: Are We Successfully Protecting Them?

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With more than 40 species of marine mammals present on their waters, Mexico represents a hotspot for whales, dolphins, and seals of the world. However,…
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Mangrove Pneumatophores: Oases Of Biodiversity In Mangrove Mud 

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Scientists are always fascinated by the various kinds of adaptations that mangroves possess to survive in coastal areas. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants growing in tropical…
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Computational Mass Spectrometry Deepens The Understanding Of Metabolisms

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Metabolomics aims at providing information about “metabolome,” the comprehensive small molecules of living organisms, which has been used for elucidating biochemical reactions, finding relationships between…
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Protein Engineering Of Reprogramming Factors: A Strategy To Facilitate The Production Of Patient-Specific Stem Cells

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Life starts with a fertilized egg (an embryo). The number of cells within the embryo then increases through cell division, and the embryonic cells further…
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