Science Bulletins: Mapping Microbes in the Human Body

Name: Science Bulletins: Mapping Microbes in the Human Body
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2024-04-12

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Recently, Li Meng's research group at Henan University collaborated with Zhe Li and other research teams at Queen Mary University in the UK to study the kinetic mechanism of lead element leaching in a variety of high-efficiency perovskite photovoltaic devices under simulated rain - DayDayNews
UC Irvine researchers have invented a new self-powered watch-style health monitor that can track the wearer's pulse and communicate wirelessly with a nearby smartphone or tablet without the need for an external power source or Battery. - DayDayNews
From cars to washing machines, motors are everywhere in our daily lives. One area of futuristic science is looking at micromotors that could power networks of nanomachines and replace some of the power supplies we use in devices today. In new research recently published in ACS - DayDayNews
Recently, the international journal "German Applied Chemistry" published online the latest research results "Benzonaphthothiophene sulfoxide: biomimetic synthesis, photophysical properties research and application" by Associate Professor Huang Jirong of the School of Pharmacy at - DayDayNews
With the rapid growth of demand for space technology in various countries around the world, the requirements for elastic materials in the aerospace field are also getting higher and higher: they need to be lightweight, low modulus and high strength to obtain high elastic energy s - DayDayNews
All-solid-state lithium-ion batteries use solid electrolytes instead of traditional organic liquid electrolytes, which are expected to fundamentally solve the problem of battery safety and further improve the energy density and cycle life of lithium batteries, in line with high s - DayDayNews
Michael Faraday, a British physicist and chemist, was born in a poor blacksmith family in Newington, Surrey, England. He only attended primary school for two years. He was once a student and assistant of the famous British chemist David. - DayDayNews
Vanneste S, Friml J. Auxin: a trigger for change in plant development. Cell, 2009, 136: 1005-1016. - DayDayNews
In recent years, my country's aerospace industry has developed rapidly, and it has soared into the world's largest aerospace country. In particular, the lunar exploration project has achieved world-shaking results. On November 24, 2020, my country's Chang'e-5 lunar probe was laun - DayDayNews
In fact, everything around us is the best arrangement, our healthy body, fresh air and warm and beautiful sunshine. The birth of life on earth is a miracle because it meets all the conditions for the reproduction and development of life. As a member of the solar system, humans ha - DayDayNews

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