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| Open AccessGlobal potential for harvesting drinking water from air using solar energy
Mapping of the global potential of atmospheric water harvesting using solar energy shows that it could provide safely managed drinking water for a billion people worldwide based on climate suitability.
- Jackson Lord
- , Ashley Thomas
- & Philipp H. Schmaelzle
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Shifting attention to accuracy can reduce misinformation online
Surveys and a field experiment with Twitter users show that prompting people to think about the accuracy of news sources increases the quality of the news that they share online.
- Gordon Pennycook
- , Ziv Epstein
- & David G. Rand
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A measure of smell enables the creation of olfactory metamers
By collecting nearly 50,000 perceptual estimates of smell, a reliable physicochemical measure that links odorant structure to odorant perception at a resolution that enables the creation of olfactory metamers was derived.
- Aharon Ravia
- , Kobi Snitz
- & Noam Sobel
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LEDs for photons, physiology and food
This Perspective discusses developments in LED-based solid-state lighting for physiological and agricultural applications, and the anticipated benefits in terms of health and productivity.
- P. M. Pattison
- , J. Y. Tsao
- & B. Bugbee
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Mineral supply for sustainable development requires resource governance
A review of mineral exploration data and demand forecasts suggests that new international governance links are needed to ensure efficient and responsible future sourcing of minerals for sustainable development.
- Saleem H. Ali
- , Damien Giurco
- & Natalia Yakovleva
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Review Article |
Science, technology and the future of small autonomous drones
- Dario Floreano
- & Robert J. Wood
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Review Article |
Electrocatalyst approaches and challenges for automotive fuel cells
Although automotive fuel-cell catalyst development has come a long way in the past fifteen years, more research is needed for oxygen reduction electrocatalysts to be successfully commercialized.
- Mark K. Debe
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Increase in African dust flux at the onset of commercial agriculture in the Sahel region
Emissions of African dust increased sharply in the early 1970s, but the human contribution to land degradation and dust mobilization remains poorly understood. Now, a 3,200-year record of dust deposition off northwest Africa has been constructed. On the basis of this dust record and a proxy record for West African precipitation, it is suggested that human-induced dust emissions from the Sahel region have contributed to the atmospheric dust load for more than 200 years.
- Stefan Mulitza
- , David Heslop
- & Michael Schulz
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