The realm of science and technology never ceases to amaze us with its remarkable innovations. Microcombs are one such groundbreaking invention that has the power to revolutionize various fields, including astronomy and healthcare. However, current microcombs suffer from inefficiency, hindering their full potential. Fortunately, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have recently achieved
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The search for an effective treatment for acne vulgaris, a common inflammatory skin condition affecting millions of people worldwide, has been a constant battle against resistance and side effects. The overgrowth of Cutibacterium acnes, a skin bacterium, leads to uncomfortable eruptions of small pustules. While current treatment options such as antibiotics and hormonal regulation of
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Near-eye displays have become increasingly popular in the realm of portable devices, providing individuals with immersive virtual reality experiences. The primary goal is to create highly immersive experiences while ensuring visual comfort. However, there have been significant challenges in addressing the Vergence-Accommodation-Conflict (VAC) and limitations in the resolution of light field displays. Researchers have been
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Ice cores extracted from glaciers provide valuable information about past climate changes. By analyzing the composition of these ice cores, scientists can reconstruct temperature profiles and understand climate variations over long periods of time. However, current methods have limitations in their depth-resolution and ability to preserve critical isotopes. In a breakthrough study, researchers from the
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Rapid advancements in flexible electronic technology have given rise to a plethora of innovative devices, including foldable displays, wearables, e-skin, and medical devices. However, the development of these devices presents a new challenge – the need for flexible adhesives that can both recover their shape quickly and effectively connect various components. Conventional pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs)
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Marine heat waves are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change, and researchers have found that these extreme events may last longer and be more intense in deeper waters. This poses a significant threat to sensitive species that are unable to migrate to escape intolerably warm waters. The impacts of marine heat waves
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Spent coffee grounds (SCG) are a significant waste product generated from coffee consumption worldwide. With approximately 6 million metric tons of waste produced annually, finding sustainable ways to manage this waste is crucial. Scientists and researchers are now exploring innovative methods to convert SCG into value-added products for a variety of applications. Associate Professor Liu
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The presence of ice on the Moon has been a topic of interest for scientists, but its origin still remains uncertain. Recent research suggests that electrons, originating from both Earth and the Sun, are playing a significant role in the formation of frozen water on the lunar surface. These electrons reach the Moon as it
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