Nature Communications
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MOFs & Structures: How does Changing the Metal Affect CO2 Uptakes
MOFs are tunable materials with potential for CO2 capture. Interestingly, MOFs with the same metal and ligand can form different structures due to experimental conditions, while distinct components may yield identical structures. How do these features impact their performance for CO2 capture?
Increased Threat of Subsurface Marine Heatwaves
Our study reveals that subsurface marine heatwaves will intensify due to rising mean warming and temperature variability. Compound marine heatwaves, where surface and subsurface events coincide, will become more frequent and last significantly longer than individual events.
Wireless microwave-to-optical conversion via programmable metasurface without DC supply
By using battery-free programmable metasurface, the free-space microwave-laser conversion is realized for bidirectional air-water cross-media wireless communication.
Targeting Stem Cells in Medulloblastoma
Here, we tested the hypothesis that OLIG2, a key transcriptional regulator of neural development, plays a crucial role in maintaining cancer stem cells (CSC) in medulloblastoma tumors that can be exploited using a new type of targeted therapy.
