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‘Crystal critters’ self-eject from salty solution

Physics World

This unexpected phenomenon, which was observed by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), might be harnessed to prevent damage to pipes and other structures in prolonged contact with seawater. m long shows no vertical growth or self-ejection, despite having a contact angle similar to the one with the nanograss texture.

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Unveiling molecular structure and nanomechanics of peptide nanotubes using high-resolution AFM

Physics World

This webinar, presented by Vladimir Korolkov, will focus on the practical aspects of acquiring high-resolution and nanomechanical data with both PinPoint and True Non-Contact modes on a range of peptide nanotubes. Want to take part in this webinar? Join the audience.

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Lichens Slow to Return After Wildfire

Science & Climate

Media Contacts: Jesse Miller, Stanford University, jedmiller@ucdavis.edu. For the average Californian, this is what’s most likely in your backyard. But that’s also what makes it an issue because these are the fires threatening your home.”. Media Resources.

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Third District Affirms Judgment Upholding State Lands Commission’s Supplemental EIR For Desalination Plant Lease Modification, Rejects CEQA Claims That Commission Piecemealed Review And Should Have Assumed Lead Agency Status And Prepared A Subsequent EIR

CEQA Developments

Please contact Arthur F. The latter type of discretion extends to the decision to prepare a supplemental EIR when the agency determines only minor revisions are needed to make a prior EIR adequate to apply to changed circumstances. Coon of Miller Starr Regalia.

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A Victory for Important Arctic Safeguards

Ocean Conservancy

Please try again or contact 1.888.780.6763. Members of the public, including thousands of Ocean Conservancy members and supporters, took advantage of the extended comment period and urged the agency to withdraw the proposed rule change. The Department of the Interior got the message. Love our content? Sign up to never miss an update!