Researchers at POSTECH develop a method to form PANI nanosheets on deep frozen ice, resulting in high electronic current flows and conductivity. The process is environmentally friendly, inexpensive, and can produce large areas of nanosheets in minutes.
A new study found that certain pollutants penetrate further into the feto-maternal system, causing harm to fetuses. The research analyzed pollutant levels in cord blood and maternal tissues, revealing heavy metals like mercury and lead easily pass through the placental barrier.
A recent study by POSTECH researchers suggests that phytoplankton may amplify Arctic warming under greenhouse conditions, contrary to previous assumptions. The growth of phytoplankton is triggered by the melting of sea ice, leading to a positive feedback loop that warms the ocean surface and amplifies climate change.