Industrial solvent trichloroethylene linked to higher Parkinson’s disease risk
A large nationwide study of more than a million older adults in the U.S. has found an association between long-term…
Month: October 2025
Nature-inspired nanocage creates gold nanoparticles
Nature-inspired two-layered nanocage from National Taiwan University acts as a nanoscale reactor, producing gold nanoparticles inside its hollow core for nanotech
Age and zip code predict pedestrian trauma levels in car collisions
Where a pedestrian lives and how old they are can significantly predict the severity of injuries sustained in a collision…
When Volcanoes Fertilize the Sea: Ash Sparks Giant Phytoplankton Blooms
Volcanic ash fertilizes iron-limited oceans, triggering phytoplankton blooms and increased carbon uptake, as shown by the 2008 Kasatochi event in North Pacific
New process safely recycles mattress and sponge foam without toxins
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Ash to Algae: How Volcanoes Supercharge the Ocean’s Carbon Pump
A series of breakthrough observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is providing an unprecedented look at the universe’s…
Tetra Pak invests US$1.8 million in AI to improve carton sorting
Tetra Pak and Recycleye invest US$1.8 million in AI to sort beverage cartons, deploying QuantiSort at three UK MRFs to boost carton recovery and PolyAl yield
Decoupled Dual-Salt Electrolyte Supercharges Safe Zinc-Ion Batteries
A team of chemical engineers has developed a novel electrolyte formula that significantly enhances the performance of aqueous zinc-ion batteries,…
Fusion test platform endures twelve lightning strikes per minute
In a significant step toward commercial fusion energy, researchers have subjected a prototype fusion platform to a barrage of powerful…