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Mechanical performance and python-based TOPSIS ranking of carbon-filled Kevlar/Basalt/S-glass hybrid epoxy composites for automotive structural applications
Amaro, A. M., Reis, P. N. B. & Moura, M. F. S. F. Mechanical properties of hybrid fiber-reinforced composites: A comprehensive review. J. Compos. Mater. 55(26), 3691–3715. https://doi.org/10.1177/00219983221113566 (2021).
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A cloud server centric multifactor lightweight authentication scheme for eHealth systems
Gairola, D., Maurya, P. K. & Chanda, A. Group-based ultralightweight authentication protocol for telecare medical information systems. IEEE Access 13, 119954–119977 (2025).
Keshta, I. A…
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Acid leaching process of an ultramafic mine tailing for indirect CO2 mineralization
Pardal, J. M. How global metals and mining can trim GHG emissions while boosting throughput and profits. Schneider Electric (2023).
Canadian Environmental Sustainability Indicators. Greenhouse Gas Emissions. (2024).
Environment and Climate Change…
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China clears first commercial brain-computer interface device
China has approved a brain-computer interface device designed to restore hand movement in people with paralysis, marking what regulators say is the world’s first commercial clearance for such technology.
The approval was granted by the…
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Oxygen-trapping coating pushes EV battery life past 1,000 cycles
A new nanoscale coating could help lithium-ion batteries last far longer by preventing oxygen release that damages battery cells during repeated charging cycles.
Researchers at the University of Arkansas developed an ultrathin zirconium…
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Decades-long grid storage unlocked with new hydrogen-iron flow battery
A Dutch battery manufacturer has developed a revolutionary hydrogen-iron flow battery that could reportedly power grids for decades while maintaining stable efficiency across tens of thousands of charge-discharge cycles.
Arnhem-based Elestor…
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Why Some Designers Face Ever-Higher Professional Liability Insurance Costs
Eight of 15 designer liability insurers reported in a recent survey that they started charging higher rates in 2025, but five insurers kept rates the same and two actually lowered them. Of those that raised rates, most sought increases of 5% or…
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Privacy at risk? Instagram to kill end-to-end encrypted DMs this May
Instagram users may soon find their private messages a little less private.
The platform will soon remove end-to-end encrypted messaging from its direct messages feature.
The change surfaced in an update on Instagram’s Help Center page….
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Potential use cases for humanoid robots: Disaster response, caregiving and beyond
Humanoid robots have moved rapidly from laboratory demonstrations to early commercial trials. A growing number of technology companies are developing machines designed to operate in human environments – walking through buildings, handling…
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