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New Organic Photoredox Catalysts Boast Increased Stability, Recyclability

New Organic Photoredox Catalysts Boast Increased Stability, Recyclability
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Japan generalIsao kadotaKenta tanakaHaru andoHiroyoshi takamuraSchool of natural scienceTohoku universityDepartment of chemistryLaboratory of organic chemistry at okayama universityResearch institute for interdisciplinary scienceYokohama universityKochi universityOkayama universityChemical communications onAssistant professor kenta tanakaResearch institute

3D printing and material processing combined to create artificial bone

Yokohama University develops 3D cell culture for bone grafts or artificial marrow.

Kazutoshi iijimaHiroki miyajimaYokohama national universityScientists at yokohama national universityYokohama universityYokohama nationalSpecially appointed assistant professorLean technologiesLife scienceAterials processingUyers guidePress releasesPtics org

Photonics Market size experiences a Steady Growth Rate of 7 3% as per Straits Research

New York, United States, Oct. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Photonics is commonly regarded as a powerful enabling technology for the advent of energy-efficient smart systems that do not compromise the overall efficiency

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Snow in the Summer: Ryoko Kaneta s art blends enchanting scenes with environmental crisis

As the Japanese painter's artworks go on show in London, we explore the poetic and spiritual background of her beautiful work. There's something uniq.

Ryoko kanetaYokohama university of artIbaraki prefectureYokohama universityKano schoolsDorothy circusFuji winter nightDorothy circus gallery

Life on Earth might have gotten a boost from the Sun s mega-tantrums

High-energy particles efficiently convert atmospheric chemicals to amino acids.

Stanley millerHarold ureyHadean sunVladimir airapetianKensei kobayashiYokohama universityGoddard space flight centerYokohama national universityUniversity of chicagoSpace flight centerHadean eonSolar system