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Only shine the light where and when it is needed - the impact of light pollution. [PDF]
Thomas DW, Motta M, Barentine J.
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Low-cost air, noise, and light pollution measuring station with wireless communication and tinyML. [PDF]
Botero-Valencia JS +3 more
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A continuous conductivity gradient is formed in a porous MXene/melamine foam via directional evaporation, thereby improving impedance matching and enhancing electromagnetic attenuation. The resulting monolithic composite delivers absorption‐dominant EMI shielding with ultralow reflection, offering a simple route toward lightweight EMI shielding ...
Dawei Zhang +6 more
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Effects of light pollution on development rate of the painted lady butterfly (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). [PDF]
Schultz JE, Gould GG.
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An exogenous reagent‐free dual‐substrate strategy harnesses phenol as an intrinsic electron donor to drive synchronous phenol degradation and Cr(VI) reduction over modified carbon nitride. π–π stacking and hydrogen bonding direct electron transfer to the catalyst, enriching photogenerated electrons and accelerating Cr(VI) reduction 6.4‐fold. This waste‐
Xiaoman Zhang +9 more
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Impact of light pollution on the success of loggerhead turtle nesting in Chebba, Tunisia. [PDF]
Jribi I.
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The Effect of Light Pollution on the Sea Finding Behavior of Green Turtle Hatchlings on Lanyu Island, Taiwan. [PDF]
Yen CH +4 more
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Adsorption of Forever Chemical Pollutants: The Physical Chemistry of PFAS Near Surfaces
Current adsorption‐based remediation techniques for removing per‐ and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from water are limited by knowledge gaps on PFAS behavior near solid surfaces. This review provides a state of the art on theoretical and experimental aspects of PFAS adsorption.
Nada Ben Amor +3 more
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X,Y, and Z: A bird's eye view on light pollution. [PDF]
Degen T, Kolláth Z, Degen J.
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A hybrid biomechanical–electromagnetic energy‐harvesting e‐skin is developed using a gelatin‐based outer matrix with a zwitterionic conductive inner layer. The e‐skin autonomously generates stable electrical stimulation from daily body motion and ambient electronics, enabling significantly enhanced wound healing bothin vitro and in vivo.
Syun‐Hong Chou +12 more
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