Magnetization orientation in materials can be manipulated at extremely short time scales using intense laser pulses. Traditionally, this manipulation is thermally induced, where absorbed laser energy rapidly heats up the material, causing a perturbation of the magnetic order. However, scientists from the Max Born Institute (MBI) and an international team of researchers have introduced a
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Tropical forests play a crucial role in sustaining biodiversity and mitigating climate change. However, these vital ecosystems are facing significant threats from human activities such as deforestation and degradation. A recent study published in Nature sheds light on the often overlooked effects of human-driven degradation and fragmentation in tropical moist forests. By combining remote sensing
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Recent findings from the US provide new evidence about the prevalence of long COVID among American adults. According to the data, approximately 6.9 percent of US adults, equating to around 17.8 million individuals, have experienced the lingering effects of COVID-19. These statistics shed light on the demographic disparities in long COVID incidence, offering valuable insights
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The study conducted by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, CellSight Technologies, and Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Medical Center sheds light on the biological underpinnings of long COVID. Contrary to previous beliefs that the illness may be psychosomatic, the findings suggest that long COVID is a complex and persistent disease affecting various
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In the world of semiconductor technology, the drive for smaller, more powerful devices has never been stronger. However, this pursuit comes with the challenge of analyzing the materials that make up these devices with increasing precision. Physicists at Michigan State University have recently made a significant breakthrough in this area by combining high-resolution microscopy with
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The scientific community has long been intrigued by the mystery of dark matter, which accounts for approximately 80% of the matter in the universe. Despite its invisible nature, the effects of dark matter’s gravity are observable. Scientists have been working tirelessly to detect dark matter particles, with the hope of solving one of the greatest
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