Tuul Sepp, 2019 L'Oréal Baltic For Women in Science Laureate in Estonia

Name: Tuul Sepp, 2019 LOréal Baltic For Women in Science Laureate in Estonia
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2024-05-24

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Zhang Rongqiao will never forget that morning a year ago. In the early morning of May 15, 2021, in the orbit of Mars 320 million kilometers away from the Earth, the Tianwen-1 landing rover separated from the orbiter and entered the Martian atmosphere according to the predetermine - DayDayNews
As a new class of materials, implantable flexible electrical conductors have recently been developed and applied in bioelectronics. An ideal electrical conductor requires high electrical conductivity, tissue-like mechanical properties, reliable adhesion, and the ability to mainta - DayDayNews
Metal-organic coordination is widely used to design responsive polymers and soft devices. However, preparing redox-responsive actuators with complex structures is still a challenge, limiting their advanced applications in the fields of materials and engineering. - DayDayNews
The ocean occupies 70% of the earth's area and is very rich in biological resources. As the saying goes, eat from the mountains and the sea. The marine ecosystem has brought sufficient survival resources to human beings. People in some countries or regions are specialized in Live - DayDayNews
(Picture source: Internet) Quantinuum, the world's leading integrated quantum computing company, announced a cooperation with JSR, a Japanese materials technology company. The two parties will use Quantinuum's Model H1 quantum hardware and its quantum computational chemistry soft - DayDayNews
When you start digging deeper, you realize that other creatures can be just as strange as people themselves, with bizarre behaviors, personality quirks, and bizarre instincts that are more interesting than some of the fiction we've seen in recent years. - DayDayNews
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The impact of asteroids and comets on the Earth delayed the accumulation of oxygen. We can breathe, which is both inevitable and lucky. (Illustration: Ground scene of asteroid impact on early Earth. Source: space) The remnants of ancient asteroids show that due to the frequent im - DayDayNews
An international team led by Professor Zhu Wei from the Department of Astronomy at Tsinghua University recently announced the discovery of two rare star systems in the universe. This system is composed of two central stars orbiting each other, surrounded by a disk of gas and dust - DayDayNews
Reaching the Prehistory of the Universe - Black Holes NASA's James Webb Space Telescope may be able to detect these faint signals. A supermassive black hole releases a jet of high-energy particles. (Image credit: NASA/California Institute of Technology/Jet Propulsion Laboratory) - DayDayNews

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