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Daily Archives: April 4, 2023
Bio-inspired Nanocomposite Membranes for Osmotic Energy Harvesting: Joule
Context & Scale Osmotic energy is a renewable energy with zero emissions and minimal daily variations. However, the membranes for osmotic energy harvesting must have multiple properties that are thought to be impossible to realize to make this technology viable. … Continue reading
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Double-slit experiment done using time instead of space
The experiment relies on materials that can change their optical properties in fractions of a second, which could be used in new technologies or to explore fundamental questions in physics. The original double-slit experiment, performed in 1801 by Thomas Young … Continue reading
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ICE Is Grabbing Data From Schools, Abortion Clinics and news orgs with no judicial oversight
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are using an obscure legal tool to demand data from elementary schools, news organizations, and abortion clinics in ways that, some experts say, may be illegal. While these administrative subpoenas, known as 1509 custom … Continue reading
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