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PV-driven Carnot batteries may help convert coal power plants into renewable energy facilities

PV Magazine 22 Nov 2023
Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have proposed to use Carnot batteries to convert coal power plants to renewable energy production ... Technical University of Denmark, Journal of Energy Storage, Creative Commons License CC BY 4.0 ... in the Journal of Energy Storage.
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Researchers extend shelf life of electrolyzers that can convert carbon dioxide to green chemicals

Phys Dot Org 14 Nov 2023
An international research team at DTU has increased the shelf life of electrolyzers that convert CO2 from half a day to 100 hours. This is good news for companies working with the process ... Too much CO2 in the atmosphere is one of the major culprits of global warming ... More information ... DOI ... Journal information ... Provided by Technical University of Denmark.
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The US Army tried to build a secret nuclear city under Greenland’s ice

Stars and Stripes 13 Nov 2023
The goal of Project Iceworm, described by Professor Nikolaj Petersen of Denmark’s Aarhus University in 2007 in the Scandinavian Journal of History, seemed straightforward ... But how could America install underground nuclear missiles without transparently violating Denmark’s 1957 nuclear-free policy?.
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These newfound beetles have male genitals shaped like a bottle opener

Popular Science 13 Nov 2023
Loncovilius carlsbergi is among six newly-named species found at the Natural History Museum of Denmark. Researchers in Denmark have discovered six new species of beetle, including one with some eye-opening genitalia ... The specimen is described in a study published October 28 in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society.
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Post and Courier wins top national writing for story of modern-day slavery

The Post and Courier 10 Nov 2023
The article previously won a Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association and a first-place showing in the Society for Features Journalism's annual writing awards, where the judges called Hawes’ work “just astonishing” and said her story “is a must read for every person in America.” ... Denmark-vesey.
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Post and Courier wins top national writing award for story of modern-day slavery

The Post and Courier 10 Nov 2023
The article previously won a Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association and a first-place showing in the Society for Features Journalism's annual writing awards, where the judges called Hawes’ work “just astonishing” and said her story “is a must read for every person in America.” ... Denmark-vesey.
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Exploring how yeast cells can produce drugs for the treatment of psychotic disorders

Phys Dot Org 10 Nov 2023
In an article published in the journal Nature Chemical Biology, "Biosynthesis of natural and halogenated plant monoterpene indole alkaloids in yeast," the researchers now present results with the artificial production of the naturally occurring substance, alstonine, which has shown promising results for use in treating mental disorders.
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Deep-sea pressure found to preserve food for microbes in the abyss

Phys Dot Org 09 Nov 2023
The organic material can be dead algae, dead small animals, or their feces ... Other authors are Ronnie N ... The study is published in the journal Communications Earth & Environment ... In the basement under University of Southern Denmark, the hadal researchers have pressure tanks for experiments ... Journal information ... Provided by University of Southern Denmark.
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Ancient Underwater Trade Secrets at the Cape Gelidonya Shipwreck

Ancient Origins 31 Oct 2023
The Story of the Cape Gelidonya Shipwreck Discovery ... The primary product that drew ancient traders from the eastern Mediterranean to Denmark appears to have been amber, which was highly prized for making ornaments in the eastern Mediterranean ... Top image ... P ... late bronze age glass beads found in Denmark. Journal of Archaeological Science, 54, pp.168-181 ... .
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Evolutionary chance made the barbastelle bat a specialist hunter, says study

Phys Dot Org 27 Oct 2023
But if there is an ongoing arms race, bats should have responded to this, says University of Southern Denmark biologist, associate professor and bat expert Lasse Jakobsen, co-author of a new study published in Current Biology ... But something puzzled him and his colleagues ... DOI ... Journal information ... Provided by University of Southern Denmark. Citation.
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Pig welfare outweighs climate concerns for consumers, study finds

Phys Dot Org 25 Oct 2023
A study, "Willingness-to-pay for reduced carbon footprint and other sustainability concerns relating to pork production—A comparison of consumers in China, Denmark, Germany and the UK," has been published in the journal Livestock Science ... Study respondents were from Denmark, Germany, the UK and China (Shanghai).
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The evolution of JUDY

Winston-Salem Journal 22 Oct 2023
"The story has been taking shape for years — memories in my journals, fragments in my writing practice notebooks, short stories, flashes both fiction and nonfiction, personal narrative essays, even poems," she says of "When Your Heart Says Go — My Year of Traveling Beyond Loss and Loneliness." ... My journal was my constant companion.
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Federal task force to weigh mammogram screening age amid debate over starting at 40

North Shore News 18 Oct 2023
Last month, a paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine looked at breast cancer mortality data from four countries. the U.K., Denmark and Switzerland, which don’t offer screening to women in their 40s; and the U.S., where around 60 per cent of women in that age group get routine mammograms.
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Martti Ahtisaari, former Finnish president, global peace broker and Nobel Peace Prize winner, dies

The Berkshire Eagle 16 Oct 2023
HELSINKI (AP) — Martti Ahtisaari, the former president of Finland and global peace broker who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2008 for his work to resolve international conflicts, died Monday. He was 86 ... Olsen in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Llazar Semini in Tirana, Albania, contributed to this story ... Quality local journalism needs your support ... ....
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Study Finds Out Those Barbaric Vikings Had…Stained Glass Windows?!

Ancient Origins 12 Oct 2023
In a new study published in the Danish Journal of Archaeology , a conservation expert from the National Museum of Denmark and their research team arrived at this conclusion after conducting a thorough re-examination of 61 glass fragments recovered from six different Viking-age sites ... John Fhær Engedal Nissen / National Museum of Denmark.
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