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Scientists Reveal Hidden Structure of a Quantum Fluid

2+ hour, 1+ min ago   (425+ words) Schematic of a bilayer 2D semiconducting device. Illustration of a 2D semiconducting device built from two atomically thin semiconductors. The top layer, molybdenum diselenide (MoSe2), hosts electrons. The bottom layer, tungsten diselenide (WSe2), hosts electron holes. A few-atoms-thick layer of hexagonal boron nitride (hBN)…...

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Microcavity-enhanced optoelectronic fiber photoacoustic spectroscopy for ppb-level trace gas sensing

11+ hour, 6+ min ago   (226+ words) | Newswise Newswise Fig. 1. (a) Structural schematic diagram and (b) PA gas sensing principal diagram of the high-integrated all-fiber sensor. Fig. 2. Fabrication and characterization of multimaterial optoelectronic fiber. This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 62035006, 62405111), the Program…...

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Filling Polymers with Charge, Reconnecting Broken Pathways

16+ hour, 1+ min ago   (406+ words) | Newswise Newswise Filling Polymers with Charge, Reconnecting Broken Pathways (1) Polar molecular alignment: maximizing electron density. (2) Molecular bridge design: establishing charge transport pathways. A research team led by Professor Kang Bosoek of the SKKU Advanced Institute of Nano Technology(SAINT), Department…...

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New Technology Could Turn Dirty Factory Exhaust Directly Into Useful Fuel

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (499+ words) Researchers have found a way to convert Co2 from dirty factory emissions into fuel Newswise — A team of international researchers has found a way to turn carbon dioxide from dirty factory emissions directly into fuel without first cleaning or purifying the…...

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newswise.com > articles > sungkyunkwan-university-uncovers-key-principle-to-boost-efficiency-of-artificial-photosynthesis-and-next-generation-semiconductors

Sungkyunkwan University Uncovers Key Principle to Boost Efficiency of Artificial Photosynthesis and Next-Generation Semiconductors

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (267+ words) | Newswise Newswise ▲ Molecular structure of the D-PBI-D monomer and its aggregate (D-PBI-Dagg) used in this study, along with a schematic of the reaction pathway following light absorption within the aggregate. To address this, the research team developed a proprietary PBI…...

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Sungkyunkwan University Uncovers Key Principle to Boost Efficiency of Artificial Photosynthesis and Next-Generation Semiconductors | Newswise

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (13+ words) Professor Taeyeon Kim's Team Discovers Mechanism That Controls Charge Transfer in Molecular Aggregates...

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New Open-Source Software Predicts Energy Transfer Between Tiny Defects in Solid Materials

4+ day, 18+ hour ago   (453+ words) Scientific illustration of energy transfer between atomic-scale defects in a solid, as modeled by the open-source PyRET software developed by Argonne and UChicago researchers. The tool could help researchers design denser optical memory, study information loss in quantum systems and…...

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Blue LED light sparks new chemical reaction that could speed up drug discovery

5+ day, 22+ hour ago   (522+ words) Binghamton University chemists have discovered a new mechanism that could potentially lead to quicker outcomes in pharmaceutical research. Carbon-halogen bonds are among the most common “handles” in organic chemistry, meaning that they’re added to molecules to enable or control a…...

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Larger Bubbles Could Make Water Electrolysis More Efficient

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (341+ words) | Newswise Newswise Larger Bubbles Could Make Water Electrolysis More Efficient Bubble coalescence boosts water electrolysis efficiency. Newswise — Green hydrogen is expected to help decarbonize chemical manufacturing, transportation, steelmaking, and other hard-to-electrify industries. Yet electrolysis efficiency remains limited by bubbles generated…...

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GRETA Comes Online for a New Era of Nuclear Science

1+ week, 1+ hour ago   (24+ words) After a successful commissioning run, the Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array is ready to give researchers an unprecedented look into the hearts of atoms....