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We are wasting 75% of our ocean''s energy potential—because we''re still using outdated methods. But what if one system could harness
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Potential effect of SARS-CoV-2 on solar energy generation
Our research proved the existence of meaningful relationships between probable actions, air quality improvement, and increased energy generation by photovoltaic systems (PVs).
CorPower Ocean: 5X More Efficient Wave Energy Technology | 24/7 Clean Power
CorPower Ocean is already generating power today – delivering steady output from the Atlantic. By meeting local demand with local energy,
Viruses that can help ''dial up'' carbon capture in the sea
By combining genomic sequencing data with artificial intelligence analysis, researchers have identified ocean-based viruses and assessed their
Scientists uncover 230 giant ocean viruses that hijack
Scientists have uncovered over 200 new giant viruses lurking in ocean waters that not only help shape marine ecosystems but also manipulate photosynthesis in
Revealing the relationship between solar activity and COVID
In this paper, we present the hypothesis of the relationship between solar activity and virus generation in history. The initial observational results show that the main time of pandemic
Viruses in multi-scale ocean models: challenges and opportunities
Here, we review recent advances incorporating viruses into ocean models and ask: what barriers remain? To address these challenges, we argue for a new generation of ocean models that
Marine viruses — major players in the global ecosystem
Viruses kill approximately 20% of the oceanic microbial biomass daily, which has a significant impact on nutrient and energy cycles. This Review highlights areas in which marine virology is...
Marine Viruses: Key Players in Marine Ecosystems
Consequently, the past decades'' research has revealed viruses as key players in the marine ecosystem, from driving bacterial and algal mortality and evolution at
Marine Viruses: Submerged Players of Climate Change
While the world has been heavily focused on the usual players of global climate change, like fossil fuels and deforestation, a group of unlikely