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It is different from the strains in other countries, which were used to make vaccines there.
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Hydrogen energy via photocatalytic production promises sustainable green energy.
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Hydrogen route to steel production

The use of hydrogen as a reactant to produce steel is potentially more environmentally friendly than using carbon, but an industrial-scale switch to u
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The IceCube Laboratory at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica.

Power-packed neutrinos as supernova detectors

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Time slits change the frequency of light

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Schematic of the supercapacitor.

New IISc supercapacitor can store and also release energy

The device can potentially be used in streetlights, consumer electronics, electric cars, and medical devices.
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Banned CFCs still increasing in atmosphere

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The eight toroidal magnets surrounding the calorimeter of the ATLAS experiment at CERN. This calorimeter measures the energies of particles produced when protons collide in the centre of the detector. 

CERN experiment confirms Standard Model got mass of W boson right

ATLAS reanalysed its 2011 sample of W bosons, improving the precision of its previous measurement.
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Genetic analysis of Beethoven’s hair sheds light on his death 

His health and cause of death have been the subject of debate since 1802.
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A high-speed camera  frame of a detonation wave propagating through a liquid-filled, 3D-printed high-explosive lattice. The lattice was “switched on” when it was filled with water. 

Explosives that won’t detonate unless activated with an inert fluid

This technology has the potential to make the transport and storage of explosive materials safer.
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