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  • Jul- 2022 -
    5 July
    Nanotech

    Engineers Develop New Lithium-Ion Batteries That Work Well in Scorching Heat as Well as Extreme Cold

    Engineers have developed new energy-packed lithium-ion batteries that perform well at frigid cold and blazing hot temperatures. Engineers at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) have developed new lithium-ion batteries that perform well at freezing cold and scorching hot temperatures, while still packing a lot of energy. According to the researchers, this feat was accomplished by developing an electrolyte that is not only versatile and robust throughout a wide temperature range, but also compatible with a high-energy anode and cathode. The temperature-resilient batteries are described in a paper published the week of July 4 in the journal Proceedings of…

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  • 4 July
    Climate Change

    An Avoidable Disaster: Experts Believe That Climate Change Threatens the Health of Billions

    Lead Image: A team of over 80 experts collaborated to evaluate the impacts of climate change. Climate change poses a significant danger to people’s health, yet solutions are within reach Climate change is thought to have a vast range of impacts on health today. However, experts believe that this will become even more severe unless action is soon taken. The health of vulnerable groups might become more jeopardized by both direct effects, such as excessive heat, and indirect effects, such as those of decreased food and nutrition security. Outstanding scientists from around the world have teamed up to gather and…

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  • 3 July
    Health

    Just 20 Minutes of Exercise a Day During Pregnancy Can Reduce the Risk of Childhood Obesity and Diabetes

    Lead Image: According to the researchers’ findings, there is a link between getting at least 150 minutes of physical exercise each week and lower birth weight, which reduces the risk of childhood obesity and diabetes. The study found a link between at least 150 minutes of physical activity each week and lower birth weight, with less risk of childhood obesity and diabetes A Brazilian study supports the benefits and safety of physical exercise during pregnancy, even for those who are socially vulnerable. Researchers found that the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendation of at least 150 minutes of exercise per week…

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  • 2 July
    Astrobiology

    Diverse Origins of Earth’s Minerals: Helping Find New Minerals, Habitable Planets, and Extraterrestrial Life

    A newly completed 15-year study details the origins and diversity of every known mineral on Earth. An innovative new perspective on mineralogy, findings rank amongst the field’s most important in the last century. Scientists decipher and catalog the diverse origins of Earth’s minerals; will inform models of life’s history, help find new minerals, habitable planets, and extraterrestrial life. Crushed, zapped, boiled, baked, and more: Nature used 57 recipes to create Earth’s 10,500+ ‘mineral kinds’ Pyrite (“Fool’s Gold”) formed in 21 ways — the most of any mineral; Diamonds formed in nine ways – from outer space to deep Earth Water…

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  • Jun- 2022 -
    27 June
    3D Printing

    How Technology Has Enhanced Your Manufacturing Facility

    It is no secret that technology has helped and improved the working environment for many and no more than in the manufacturing industries, making them safer to work in, more comfortable, as well as making production itself a lot faster. It is not only in this that the benefits have been felt. Indeed, there are ways that you can still embrace even more technology into your business and watch it improve your business from every aspect possible. Being Able to Go Paperless Being paperless is a big thing in the manufacturing industry, especially when the business concerned is manufacturing electrical…

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