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New passivation strategy boosts perovskite/silicon tandem solar cell performance
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Why Antarctic Sea Ice Stopped Growing In 2015
Though numerical models and popular films like An Inconvenient Truth projected Arctic ice collapse due to global warming and then climate change, the reverse was true in the real world. Ice expanded. That changed in 2015 and a new model estimates why. The authors say the Southern Ocean which surrounds Antarctica has gotten warmer, bringing salty water from the deep up to the surface.
Those water changes led to record-breaking lows in 2023, which could destabilize the world’s ocean current systems, and it will be due to three changes.
In 2013, they write stronger winds led to salty Circumpolar Deep Water getting closer to the surface.
Those water changes led to record-breaking lows in 2023, which could destabilize the world’s ocean current systems, and it will be due to three changes.
In 2013, they write stronger winds led to salty Circumpolar Deep Water getting closer to the surface.
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Tumor microenvironment features may predict immunotherapy response in rare cancers
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Overturning a 200-year belief: new surface design enabling two distinct wetting states on a single substrate
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A new imaging approach captures brain activity across nine cell types at once — more than four times what was previously possibl...
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Wealth Correlated To Loneliness
You may have read that Asian cultures respect the elderly more than Europe but Asian senior citizens may not agree. However, it may not be that young people have gotten less respectful, it could be that young people are wealthier than in the past. And that makes them lonelier.
Over the last 40 years, the wealth of countries like the United States and Japan have increased substantially. Poor people now have a life that the poor even two generations ago could not imagine would be possible. Yet a new cross-temporal meta-analysis says that despite the changes in wealth which make socializing more possible, young people report more loneliness.
Over the last 40 years, the wealth of countries like the United States and Japan have increased substantially. Poor people now have a life that the poor even two generations ago could not imagine would be possible. Yet a new cross-temporal meta-analysis says that despite the changes in wealth which make socializing more possible, young people report more loneliness.
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