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The news that we have received in recent months from China may be worrying for the renewable energy sector and especially for photovoltaics in Europe. In the...

An aerogel made of gelatin and DNA exceeds 100% solar reflectance, achieving exceptional radiative cooling. Moreover, it is biodegradable. This novel approach...

Jan Adriaanszoon Leeghwater (1575-1650) was a central figure in Dutch hydraulic engineering. His name is synonymous with the Dutch struggle against water and...

Cell movement is a key and fundamental process for the development and optimal functioning of the human body. Cells move when an organism is developing...

The discovery in Namibia, Africa, of the fossil remains of a superpredator that in life must have measured about 4 meters long, that had enormous fangs, and...

Not only are bees crucial for pollinating many of the plants we consume, they are also creatures with complex and sophisticated social behaviors. The social...

The first case of a non-human species deliberately performing medical amputations on its fellow humans has been discovered, helping the operated individual...

Legumes such as beans, peas and lentils stand out among other crops for their ability to interact with soil bacteria to convert or “fix” nitrogen...

The cave is called “Cova de l’Home Mort” (Dead Man’s Cave) and is located in the town of Soriguera (Pallars Sobirà, Lérida, Catalonia). This...