Feeding extra amino acids to cells with a mutated enzyme makes them grow faster
This new finding could lead to advances in treatment of diseases caused by ARS mutations
Titanium studded with silver and copper makes harvesting energy from the Sun more efficient
Incorporating metal ions into titanium dioxide creates better semi-conductor plasmonics
Malapterurus electricus, an electric catfish, at the Aquarium tropical du Palais de la Porte Dorée, in Paris
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Electric catfish are immune to their own shocks
Exactly how these fish withstand electrical zaps remains unclear
Texas weather has a disproportionate financial impact on marginalized families
Electricity companies can charge some consumers more for the same electricity
A magnet levitating above a high-temperature superconductor, cooled with liquid nitrogen.
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Physicists take another step towards room temperature superconductivity
The new superconducting material contains carbon, hydrogen, and sulfur
An unexpected green afterglow helped a storm chaser discover a new lightning phenomenon
"Sprites" can lead to new insights about lightning storm dynamics
How does an electric fish get its charge?
An accidental genome duplication (or two) created the highest frequency electrical discharge known in animals.