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Recently, domestic researchers successfully attached ultra-low-power carbon dioxide sensors inside masks to accurately measure carbon dioxide concentration in real time. Professor Yoo Seung-hyeop ...

Mizaikoff, an analytical chemist, plans to bring that cost way down. He and his team have harnessed mid-infrared (MIR) light ...

The sensor uses frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) technology, which is made to enable instant velocity at each point on top of traditional distance, reflectivity and intensity measurement.

"Newsom's California fires have emitted more CO2 in two days than every car in America has in decades!" reads text under the image. The post was shared more than 100 times in three weeks.

The group's findings could one day lead to a host of new quantum sensors, from devices that map out the activity of the human brain to others that could help airplanes navigate the globe.

According to the study, higher temperatures and more shallow water areas have a positive effect, while higher CO2 levels have a clearly negative effect. Sharks and rays have populated the world's ...

LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The EU should stick to 2025 CO2 emission rules and roll out incentives to buy EVs rather than waive fines for automakers that miss targets, a European industry group ...

If implemented, this technology could buttress the operation of sensors and navigation systems, extend detection range, and greatly enhance computing power. But the real trick will be putting ...

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