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October 23, 2017About half of carbon dioxide emissions are absorbed by plants, but this service is threatened by the increasing frequency of hot droughts. One ofBiological and Environmental Research
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October 23, 2017Hybrid organic-inorganic lead halide perovskites (HOIP) are promising new materials for use in low-cost solar cells. HOIPs have already beenBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinOctober 23, 2017Bird flocks, fish schools and self-propelling fluid mixtures that cooperatively organize and move in response to internal or external cues are allBasic Energy Sciences
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October 23, 2017Structure and composition control the properties of materials. For semiconductors, the historically successful approach for such control has beenBasic Energy Sciences
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October 19, 2017Lithium-ion batteries with silicon anodes have a theoretical capacity 10 times higher than the most commonly used anodes. However, siliconBasic Energy Sciences
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October 19, 2017A new way to grow narrow ribbons of graphene, a lightweight and strong structure made of a layer — just a single atom thick — of carbonBasic Energy Sciences
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October 19, 2017Structures on the scale of nanometers—much smaller than wavelengths of light—may improve transmission of plasmons, or small waves ofBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinOctober 19, 2017Because bimetallic catalysts are widely employed in batteries and fuel cells, a full understanding of their oxidation (electron loss) mechanisms isBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinOctober 19, 2017Improving the efficiency of nanoscale energy transfer in quantum dot or quantum rod based systems requires the ability to fine tune variablesBasic Energy Sciences
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October 18, 2017Up until now, the big story in characterizing the quark-gluon plasma is that it’s a hot fluid that expands explosively and flows easily. ButNuclear Physics