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Atomic-scale double-slit interferometry with a focused electron probe – Nature 0
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- August 20, 2026
Sample preparation and 4D-STEM A high-purity (99.999%), undoped, commercially available Si single crystal (Crystal Base Co., Ltd.) was mechanically crushed in a mortar and the resulting fragments dispersed onto a molybdenum TEM grid with a carbon support film and the grid was immediately transferred into the microscope to avoid surface oxidation. To remove hydrocarbon contamination,
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Synthesis of pyrroles from isoxazoles by an O-to-C skeletal edit – Nature 0
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- August 20, 2026
Pandhurnekar, C. P., Pandhurnekar, H. C., Mungole, A. J., Butoliya, S. S. & Yadao, B. G. A review of recent synthetic strategies and biological activities of isoxazole. J. Heterocycl. Chem. 60, 537–565 (2023). Article CAS Google Scholar Ganesh, B. H. et al. Pyrrole: a decisive scaffold for the development of therapeutic agents and structure–activity relationship.
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These trees are making air quality in cities worse 0
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- August 20, 2026
Weeping willow trees are found in many cities globally.Credit: avada/Alamy Across Beijing, millions of weeping willows and poplar trees turn the megacity into a green metropolis. But compounds released by these trees are becoming a major contributor to air pollution1, finds a study. Beijing is not alone. Many trees planted in urban areas — species
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- August 19, 2026
A cleaning drone was hovering outside the office window when I sat down, its soft bristles tracing the glass in patient rows. I leaned sideways to see past it and pulled up the morning docket. The court order was unambiguous: freeze all fiat assets tied to Yanxi Logistics Technology. It was a routine debt recovery:
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Twenty-two easy ways to power up your lab meetings 0
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- August 19, 2026
Laboratory meetings are part and parcel of the research experience. Regularly meeting with your colleagues can foster collaborations, build a sense of community and help with problem-solving. Every group does things in its own way, but meetings usually involve presentations from one or more team members, discussions of relevant papers and updates from the institution.
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South Africa’s scientists must register with official body or risk prison, according to draft law 0
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- August 19, 2026
The South African parliament has yet to debate the proposed natural-sciences bill. Credit: Franz Aberham/Getty Natural scientists in South Africa could be imprisoned for up to a year for failing to register with a government-backed regulatory body, according to proposed legislation that is to go before South Africa’s parliament. Under the terms of the proposed
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