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Japan waste facility fire likely caused by Li-ion battery, repairs to cost $27 million
TTC · Ibaraki Prefecture

Japan waste facility fire likely caused by Li-ion battery, repairs to cost $27 million

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MORIYA, Ibaraki -- A December 2024 fire at a waste processing plant here was likely caused by a lithium-ion battery improperly mixed into nonburnableSee the Story
Researchers discover incredible new method to squeeze water out of crystals: 'Presents a new approach'
Tsukuba · Tsukuba

Researchers discover incredible new method to squeeze water out of crystals: 'Presents a new approach'

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Scientists in Japan are excited about a new process that can deliver clean water. In a study published in the Journal of Materials Chemistry A, University of Tsukuba researchers discussed a new water production possibility involving the application of pressure to copper-chromium Prussian blue analog, a kind of crystalline compound.  Since the material is full of pores, the scientists discovered that applying pressure — much like you would a wet …Read Article
Carlos mariñas, Elected Deputy Spokesman for the Belle Ii Experiment in Japan
Tsukuba · Tsukuba

Carlos mariñas, Elected Deputy Spokesman for the Belle Ii Experiment in Japan

Carlos Mariñas Pardo, head scientist of the Higher Council of Scientific Research (CSIC) at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), a mixed center of the CSIC and the Universitat de València, has been elected deputy spokesperson (Deputy Spokesperson) for the Belle II experiment. This great subatomic particle detector is located in the SuperKEKB accelerator in Japan, which holds the world record of collisions that occur inside with those see…Read Article

The four Celtic players who have reported for pre-season but know their future lies elsewhere

8:40 PM Jul 1, 2025: Who else do you think could leave this summer??Celtic · GlasgowSee the Story

Discovered by Toshitsugu Doi in the Edo Period! the Beautiful "Snowflake Pattern" Was Actually a Real Snowflake!

The Elders of the Edo Period were at the heart of politics. There are familiar names such as Sakai, Abe, and Matsudaira, but do you know someone named Doi Toshitsura? You'll probably hear someone say, "Who?" and at the same time say, "I don't know how to pronounce his name!" His name is pronounced "Toshitara," and he is from a branch family of the famous Doi Toshikatsu. Doi Toshitsura was a man who made brilliant achievements in other areas besi…Ibaraki Prefecture · Ibaraki PrefectureRead Article

Beyond the crystal: Dynamic model captures loop flexibility in swine virus drug design

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Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) continues to devastate the global swine industry, yet the structural basis of how small molecules block its entry into host cells remains unclear. Researchers at the University of Tsukuba and Mahidol University developed a refined model of the PRRSV receptor domain CD163-SRCR5 using state-of-the-art computational approaches, offering new avenues for rational drug design.Science · TsukubaRead Article

This Popular Hobby May Be the Secret to a Longer Life, New Study Reveals

Time to start pedaling.the_burtons / Getty ImagesFrom taking a leisurely ride along a trail to hopping on your bike to get to and from work, cycling is an enjoyable activity for many. Plus, it might be the key to a longer life. According to a new study from the University of Tsukuba in Japan, cycling can improve health and longevity in older adults.Participants in the 10-year study had a median age of 74 and spanned different biking activity lev…Cycling · TsukubaRead Article

Japan’s Kashima School Ship and Shimakaze Destroyer Will Visit Chile on Their Instruction Cruise

The Kashima school ship (TV-3508) and Shimakaze destroyer (TV-3521) of the Hatakaze class of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Training Squadron will visit the Chilean port of Valparaiso as part of the instruction cruise conducted by the members of the 75th General Course of Candidates to Officer.The units sailed on June 13 from the Yokosuka base under the command of Rear Admiral Hiroshi Watanabe and the crew of 580 crew members of the two s…Kashima · KashimaRead Article

AdmiralBet Tips - It Will Be "Locked" at the World Club Championship, We Believe in Kashima!

Ten proposals with interesting games.Sports · KashimaRead Article

Baby dolphin successfully bred at Aqua World in east Japan for 2nd year in row

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MITO -- The Aqua World Ibaraki Prefecture Oarai Aquarium announced June 12 that a baby bottlenose dolphin was born in April, marking the second year iIbaraki Prefecture · Ibaraki PrefectureRead Article

Identifying Traits of Primary Care Physicians Delivering Low-Value Care in

In the evolving landscape of global healthcare, the pursuit of efficient and effective medical interventions is paramount. A groundbreaking study emerging from Tsukuba, Japan, sheds new light on the phenomenon of low-value care within primary care settings, a subject that has long challenged health systems worldwide. Low-value care, defined as healthcare services that offer minimal to no clinical benefit to patients, represents a critical area f…Tsukuba · TsukubaRead Article

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