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Slime Mold Metabolites Are a Promising, Eco-Friendly Repellent of Root-Knot Nematodes

A team of researchers led by Professor Tamao Saito found slime mold secretes organic compounds that repel para...

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Hear Here: How Loudness and Acoustic Cues Help Us Judge Where a Speaker is Facing

Researchers explored how humans use loudness and other sound-related cues to understand the speaker’s facing d...

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World-First Demonstration: Estimating Outdoor Pedestrian Flow from Fluctuations in Mobile Communication System’s Radio Signals Using Commercial Base Stations

Advancing toward practical sensing in the 6G era — anywhere covered by base station signals can become a sensi...

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Single-Stream Image-to-Image Translation (SSIT): A More Efficient Approach to Image Translation

The proposed model uses a single image to extract spatial features such as the shapes, object boundaries, and ...

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Microwave-Induced Pyrolysis: A Promising Solution for Recycling Electric Cables

The method offers a simple and convenient approach to recover copper wires from the PVC cables without the gen...

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Material Informatics for the Development of High-Performance Solid Electrolytes in Rechargeable Batteries

Researchers have developed highly conductive, new organic ionic plastic crystal-based solid electrolytes for u...

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Exploring the Surface Properties of NiO with Low-Energy Electron Diffraction

Researchers revisit low-energy electron diffraction to reconfirm prior surface analysis data on antiferromagne...

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Ammonia-Powered Engines: A Path to Cleaner and More Efficient Transportation

By optimizing air–fuel mixing conditions for efficient ammonia combustion, the study brings us closer to viabl...

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