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Social Security (CPAM - the Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie) The Social Security system ensures that you are reimbursed for all or part of what you pay on most medicine and doctor consultations, a

H exogen the boiling crytal - 1969 Alain Filhol - 1969 - unpublished results DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.1008.0161 - Crystallography lab. of Prof. R. Gay, University of Bordeaux I, France. Hexogen is a secon

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Hydrogen fuel is seen as the zero-carbon fuel of the future. It has the potential to be stored easily and when it’s consumed in a fuel cell, such as in a car engine, it produces only water and heat as

Nanoparticles and large molecules are everywhere in advanced materials and pharmaceutical products. From touchscreens to protein drugs, the stabilisation of these particles is central to their ability

Superconducting strontium ruthenate is a conundrum. It does not behave like a conventional metallic superconductor, nor is it like its close cousins, the famous cuprates that superconduct at relativel

Tiny vortices in magnetic materials called skyrmions act like quantum particles. If able to be stabilised and then manipulated, they could lead the next-generation of electronic devices that exploit m

According to the World Health Organisation , antimicrobial resistance is one of the top 10 threats facing humanity, as a significant danger to both global health and food security. It is rising to con

Radioactive isotopes offer excellent treatments for cancers that have spread. The ILL is working with other institutions to produce and test a potentially new clinical radioisotope, terbium-161, that

After water, concrete is the most widely used substance on Earth. It’s the foundation to major structures all over the world and has been used for centuries – since the Roman Empire. But now, our olde