Urinary tract infections are among the most common reasons adults seek medical care worldwide, and in low- and middle-income countries they are a leading driver of antibiotic prescriptions. Yet the bacteria responsible are
Excavators working in compacted, hard soil face some of the most punishing conditions in heavy machinery. When a 20-ton hydraulic excavator digs into dense ground, the stick—the long arm segment that transmits hydraulic
Neuropathic pain, the burning, shooting, or electric-shock-like pain that arises when nerves themselves are damaged or diseased, affects millions of people worldwide and remains one of the most stubborn conditions in clinical medicine.
It’s not too often that a high school student-turned undergraduate gets three galaxies named after him, especially ones that are breaking the rules of star formation. Julian Shapiro, currently an astrophysics student at
South Korea’s Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) has unveiled its KRW1,000 trillion (US$747 billion) Korean Green Transformation (K-GX) industrial strategy.
Mint Renewables has received planning approval for an 800MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) near Kojonup in Western Australia.
Scientists theorize that early in the Solar System’s history, collisions were relatively common as planets migrated and planetoids were hurled out of their orbits. According to the Giant Impact Hypothesis, a collision with
Marinus Link held a sod turning ceremony in North West Tasmania to mark the start of expanded construction.
