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Mild cognitive impairment, which is considered an early stage of dementia, is alarmingly underdiagnosed in individuals aged 65 and above, according to recent studies. These studies reveal that only a mere 8% of expected cases of mild cognitive impairment have been diagnosed, leaving approximately 7.4 million cases undiagnosed in the general population. Additionally, over 99%
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The concept of marine cloud brightening (MCB) as a method to offset the effects of global warming by artificially shading Earth’s surface is gaining attention in the scientific community. This innovative approach involves injecting salt spray into shallow marine clouds to brighten them, thereby increasing their reflectivity and reducing heat absorption by the underlying water.
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The traditional methods of indoor positioning, such as fingerprinting and sensor-based techniques, have long been utilized but come with significant drawbacks. These drawbacks include the need for extensive training data, poor scalability, and reliance on additional sensor information. These limitations hinder the effectiveness and efficiency of indoor navigation solutions, leading to the demand for more
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The impact of climate change on soil carbon is a topic of increasing concern among scientists. Recent research conducted by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and collaborators has shed light on the vulnerability of soil organic carbon to microbial decomposition under warmer temperatures associated with climate change. While soil has the potential to sequester large
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Polymer systems have the unique ability to spontaneously induce emulsion or microdroplets through mechanical mixing, creating an intermediate state of macroscopic phase separation. However, the challenge lies in the nonuniform size and random spatial arrangement of these droplets, which tend to grow larger over time in a process known as coarsening. Researchers have attempted to
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