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DATGRS Cansat

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By Roberto Martinez
Things used in this project × 1 × 1 × 1 × 1 Two engineering students at John Brown University, Salvatierra and Martínez, set their sights on a high-flying goal: the PEU-UNAM CanSat Competition 2026 hosted in Mexico. They knew that a satellite is useless if it cannot "phone home, " so they embarked on a mission to build the DATGRS—a custom Data Acquisition, Transmission, and Ground Receiving System. The challenge was complex.
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Preview:Belgium vs Liechtenstein - prediction, team news

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By Ben Knapton Verified, Roberto Martinez
| Sports Mole Verified
[monks data] World Cup Qualifying - Europe | Group Stage Sports Mole previews Tuesday's World Cup Qualifying - Europe clash between Belgium and Liechtenstein, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Assuming Belgium can avoid potentially the most disastrous result in their history, the Red Devils will qualify for the World Cup 2026 tournament on Tuesday night, when they host Liechtenstein in Liege.
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Studies on the Aqueous Synthesis of Chalcones: A Green Approach

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By Quirino Torres Sauret, Roberto Martinez, Manuel Velasco Ximello, Rosalia Torralba
| preprints.org
Submitted: 27 October 2025 You are already at the latest version In this study, an alternative methodology for the aqueous synthesis of chalcones is presented. This methodology is ecologically sound, since it occurs at room temperature and utilizes only KOH (a green base). In addition, it showed a broad applicability, as evidenced by the preparation of 37 derivatives in good to excellent yields (up to 98%).
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