ES Foundry will become the largest producer of crystalline silicon solar cells in the US with the launch of its new factory in South Carolina. The factory is expected to reach a shipment capacity ...

Following on from our infiltration of the prison and our first meeting with the shadowy figure who controls it, Chapter 4: Safe Haven will drop us head first into the cell blocks, where we'll go ...

Amprius Technologies just unveiled a new SiCore cell built on its Silicon Anode Platform that boosts battery performance for EVs, electric aviation, and drones. In late 2024, battery manufacturer ...

Today, Australian researchers reveal how multiple chemicals found in cigarette smoke and e-cigarettes alter the function of a key type of immune cell found in the lungs. Cigarette smoking is known ...

The tab to the left of the stamp shows the United Nations logo on a gold background, which can be replaced with photos for personalization. The stamp sheet was designed by Chinese artist Tiger Pan ...

More than 100,000 people in the United States — 9 in 10 of them Black — have sickle cell disease. The inherited illness causes red blood cells, usually round, to contort into a crescent ...

A bundle usually has male and female skin; she is the most fit for the game. Cel shaded also got leaked by the pickaxe, but it was obvious. While the collab is still decrypted, fans are hoping to ...

UN chief says vital to abide by international law Palestinian UN envoy says: 'We are not going to leave Gaza' Guterres says two states the only sustainable solution UNITED NATIONS, Feb 5 (Reuters ...

Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies (Terumo BCT) and FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific have announced a strategic collaboration to help accelerate T cell expansion using Fujifilm's PRIME-XV ® T Cell ...

The cell-shaded 2D fighting game brings its style and substance to Nintendo's handheld in early 2025. The Stone of Madness mixes tactical stealth mechanics with tidbits of horror as you explore a ...

On Monday, President Trump said of the Panama Canal, “We’re taking it back.” The letter from Panama cited articles of the U.N. charter that prohibit member states from using threats and force.