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Climate change is physically connecting Arctic ecosystems through meltwater and open oceans, yet a new study reveals that distinct bacterial communities maintain their identities rather than blending. This research highlights the resilience of lake microbiomes against the influx of foreign microbes.
By Blackburn-Desbiens, Larose, Couture, Vincent, Culley, Girard
Scientists are moving away from expensive platinum in energy storage, looking instead to carbon structures with intricate internal architectures. By engineering the empty space within materials, researchers aim to create highly conductive, stable catalysts for fuel cells and batteries.
By Xie, Qi, Xiong, Wen, Zhang, Wu, Zeng, Wang, Huang, Lin, Jia
New computational research reveals that neutral cyclopentadienyl-lithium complexes exhibit significantly stronger bonds compared to their anionic counterparts, primarily driven by electrostatic and charge transfer interactions. This deeper understanding of bonding principles provides a crucial foundation for engineering materials with precisely tailored electronic and structural properties for various applications.
By Sánchez‐Castro, Sánchez