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Properties Of Point Defects In Nuclear Fuel Crystal Lattice

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Nuclear energy has immense potential because uranium and other actinides are the most energy-dense resources available. For instance, only a few grams of uranium dioxide…
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Cognitive Rehabilitation Techniques To Treat Schizophrenia

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The impairment of basic cognition and social cognition is a well-established feature of schizophrenia. Basic cognition includes cognitive domains such as attention, information processing speed,…
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Obstacles To Renewable Energy Adoption In Colombia

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Colombia is one of the main emerging economies of the South American continent and that means an ever-growing energy demand. In particular, electricity consumption is…
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Using Physics To Capture The Changes To The Earth System In The Anthropocene

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The Anthropocene represents an entirely new epoch in the history of the Earth System. Evidence shows that the evolution of Earth is now determined mostly…
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Public Lands Exchanges: For Whom And For What? 

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Minnesota. Arizona. Wyoming. These are but a few states where public lands exchanges have been carried out recently by hard rock mining developers to acquire…
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Investigating Corneal Wound Healing From Fibrosis In Lung, Kidney, Skin And Other Organs

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Basement membranes likely modulate fibrosis triggered by diverse injuries in many tissues such as lung, skin, and kidney by modulating the availability and function of…
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Rapid Recovery Of Reef-Building Organisms After The End-Permian Mass Extinction

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In its whole history, the Earth has witnessed five big and several smaller mass extinctions. The greatest extinction, however, took place at the end of…
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Why We Are Susceptible To The Herpes Simplex Virus Infection

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Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is one of the most prevalent human viruses, with around a 70% infection rate in the human population. HSV-1…
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Starve A Cold, Feed A Fever? Addressing Poor Nutrition In Inpatients

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What would you do if you knew of a treatment that would improve your acutely ill inpatient’s immune function, lean muscle mass, wound healing, functional…
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Bonding And Reaction Of SO2 Molecules On Titanium Dioxide Surface

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Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a common material that has been used as a white pigment since antiquity. Today, however, it is better known within the…
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One Step Ahead To Predict Potential Poaching Hotspots: An Approach To Assist In The Surveillance Of Protected Areas

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Human activities have profoundly changed most of the ecosystems in different regions of the Earth, causing widespread loss of biodiversity and loss of ecosystem functions…
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