Triboelectricity, one of the most frequent experiences in our everyday life, is a contact-induced electrification in which two surfaces are electrically charged when they are…
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In the age of post-lithium-ion batteries featuring dilemmas including rising demands, a sharp decline in lithium reserves, and severe safety issues, aqueous energy storage systems…
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Neuropathic pain is defined by the IASP – International Association for the Study of Pain – as “pain that arises as a direct consequence of…
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The work carried out as part of this study aimed to reduce the overall number of zebrafish used in experiments by validating the use of…
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In an energy constrained world, anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) i.e. food residues and green waste, offers a high…
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If one closely looks at the global data of distribution in land inequality between men and women, a similar pattern emerges in surface water utilization….
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The Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) is an important region on Mars and other planets, including the Earth, because it is in contact with the surface….
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Buildings take a central place in human life. They are globally ubiquitous and are significant consumers of energy. In 2010, the building sector accounted for…
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Living in groups may have several advantages such as protection from predators or help in raising young ones, but living in groups also has one…
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While standing in front of a mirror, it is easy for humans to recognize that the image in the mirror is nothing but a reflection….
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The diagnosis of a disease is of vital importance because early identification can help the treatment to conclude successfully. For this, analytical methods capable of…
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