Two-dimensional magnetic crystals and emerging heterostructure devices

[ad_1] CONTEXT The electron can be considered as a small magnet, with two opposite poles defining its magnetic field associated with spin and orbital motion. When such tiny magnets are collectively aligned due to the inherent coupling, ferromagnetism appears. However, it has long been believed that ferromagnetism hardly survived in two-dimensional (2D) systems because of … Read more

NASA plans to buy additional Soyuz seats

[ad_1] SEATTLE – NASA plans to buy two more seats on the Soyuz spacecraft to ensure a continued US presence on the International Space Station, fearing further delays in commercial flight crews. In a notice of presence filed on February 13, NASA announced that it was planning to enter into a contract with the Russian … Read more

The DNA of Darwin's rabbit shows the battle against myxomatosis

[ad_1] The DNA of a rabbit, owned by Charles Darwin, showed how this species had survived the fatal disease, myxomatosis, by natural selection. Darwin's rabbit, which developed his theory of natural selection in 1838, was among nearly 200 rabbits analyzed in a study conducted by the University of Cambridge. Darwin's rabbit was a wild rabbit … Read more

The toxin of E. Coli linked to colon cancer damages DNA

[ad_1] To send an email to multiple recipients, separate the addresses with a comma, a semicolon, or both. Title: E. coli colon cancer toxin damages the DNA Author: Megha Satyanarayana Chemical & Engineering News will not share your email address with any other person or company. [ad_2] Source link

Baby animals that grow to look totally different

[ad_1] All animals do not look like their parents when they are born. Giant pandas are pink, hairless and incredibly small at birth. Silver-leafed monkeys have a bright orange coat at birth before becoming a dark gray coat. Baby animals are adorable, but not all chicks and chicks look like their parents. In fact, some … Read more