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Lithium batteries could be beneficial for electric vehicles if their lifetimes can be extended. Researchers have tracked lithium deposition and removal from a battery anode to identify where battery failure occurs.

Scientists discovered that innate effector cells, as well as acting during the early stages of infection, can also be trained to develop an innate form of immunological memory that can protect the host during reinfection.

A new, inexpensive catalyst has been designed to facilitate producing hydrogen and oxygen gases from water, making producing carbon-neutral fuels more economical.

A study has presented time-series data on methane seepage from two sites, which shows high variability on both hourly and seasonal time scales.

Using cutting-edge techniques, researchers are looking at the changes that occur to asbestos inside the cell, at the nanoscale and atomic scale.

Investigators have identified a protein that plays a critical role in activating genes required for a critical developmental stage of the malaria parasite.

Researchers have designed an all-in-one cell separation method of a microfluidic chip that uses electric fields to separate cells based on their differences.

Electron microscopes rely on a strong magnetic field to achieve high-resolution images. A new lens has been designed that permits imaging without a magnetic field which has enabled the imaging of the atomic magnetic field in magnetic materials.

The ContamInsect research project aims to identify health issues that could be related to the consumption of edible insects.

Researchers have reported the discovery of a new therapeutic paradigm called Deubiquitinase Targeting Chimeras to address the challenge of targeted protein stabilization.