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Three Princeton alumni awarded 2026 Fields Medal
7+ hour, 23+ min ago (573+ words) The International Mathematical Union awarded the 2026 Fields Medal to four mathematicians on Thursday, three of whom are Princeton alumni. The three alumni include Yu Deng GS ’15, John Pardon ’11, and Jacob Tsimerman GS ’11. The fourth recipient, Hong Wang, was a Minerva…...
Japan Identifies Large Share Of Heavy Rare Earths In Deep-Sea Mud Amid China Export Curbs
43+ min ago (475+ words) Japan has identified a high share of medium and heavy rare earth elements in deep-sea mud collected near the remote Pacific island of Minamitori, as it works to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals following tighter Chinese export controls. An…...
Researchers Discover Geometry-Driven Negative Optical Torque in Optical Tweezers
41+ min ago (222+ words) Researchers have investigated how the shape, aspect ratio, and orientation of non-spherical micro- and nanoparticles influence the optical forces and torques generated in paraxial trapping systems. Study: Impacts of particle morphology and rotation on optical manipulation. Image Credit: l i…...
Measure Hydrogen Diffusivity in Metals with Greater Accuracy
4+ hour, 18+ min ago (431+ words) Hydrogen embrittlement is a key barrier to the widespread implementation of hydrogen technologies, and the accurate measurement of hydrogen diffusivity in metals is key to understanding this phenomenon. Conversely, EP relies on electrochemical charging and diffusion across a membrane, but…...
SIU Scientists use algae to double the concentration of rare earth elements
56+ min ago (1024+ words) Southern Illinois University | Monday, July 27, 2026 CARBONDALE, Ill. — Rare Earth elements are the latest resource that countries across the world are racing to mine and refine. We’ve seen this play out before, whether it’s land, gold, or liquid gold — oil. The quest…...
In 1987, a year after the breakthrough that revived high-temperature superconductivity, physicists cooled a ceramic of yttrium, barium and copper oxide to 93 kelvin and watched it levitate a magnet indefinitely — the first superconductor cold enough to run on liquid nitrogen instead of scarce, expensive helium
7+ hour, 40+ min ago (347+ words) Anything that superconducts above 77 K can, in principle, be cooled by simply keeping it wet with nitrogen. That opens the door to power cables that lose no energy over long distances, magnets strong enough to levitate trains, and sensitive detectors…...
Biochar Research Facility Inaugurated at Neri
3+ hour, 30+ min ago (466+ words) HIMACHAL HEADLINES A state-of-the-art Biochar Research and Training Facility has been inaugurated at the College of Horticulture and Forestry (COH&F), Neri, a constituent college of Dr. YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry (UHF), Nauni. The facility marks a significant…...
Genvor’s Antimicrobial Peptides Advance into Sugar Beet Research
1+ hour, 56+ min ago (327+ words) The Manila Times Genvor’s Antimicrobial Peptides Advance into Sugar Beet Research Woodland, CA, July 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Genvor, Inc. (OTCQB: GNVR) ("Genvor”), a biotechnology company harnessing AI to generate novel peptides that deliver high-performance solutions across agriculture and human health, today…...
How to Monitor Ethylene Oxide Emissions with OE-FTIR
1+ hour, 47+ min ago (1061+ words) Ethylene oxide (EtO) is a carcinogenic and mutagenic compound that is widely used in the chemical industry, particularly for sterilizing medical products and as a reaction intermediate in the production of ethylene glycol. Due to its toxicity, federal, state, and…...
Thin Films “Dance” with Substrates That Are No Longer Inert
2+ hour, 44+ min ago (459+ words) New research shows that, under voltage, substrates are in movement with thin film In a human brain, a vast network of neurons works across different regions, enabling every thought and action we take. Yet thoughts that are quick and simple…...