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Ultra-thin (<2 µm) silicon carbide free-standing membranes as beam position monitors for soft and tender X-ray beamlines

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By Sezione di Torino, STLab srl, Edifici Cn, UAB Campus
| IUCr Newsletter Verified
Synchrotron beamlines are highly versatile tools for a wide range of scientific measurements using X-rays, offering invaluable insights into the structural, electronic, and magnetic properties of materials. These facilities excel due to their ability to provide continuously tunable photon energies with high resolution, a broad energy range spanning from infrared photons to hard X-rays, exceptional coherence, and extremely high brilliance.
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First Constraints on Compact Binary Environments from LIGO-Virgo Data

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By Giada Caneva Santoro, UAB Campus, Soumen Roy, Rodrigo Vicente
| Physical Review B
The LIGO-Virgo analyses of signals from compact binary mergers observed so far have assumed isolated binary systems in a vacuum, neglecting the potential presence of astrophysical environments. We present here the first investigation of environmental effects on each of the events of GWTC-1 and two low-mass events from GWTC-2. We find no evidence for the presence of environmental effects.
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Impact of Carbon Pricing on Low-Carbon Innovation and Deep Carbonisation: Controversies and Path Forward - Environmental and Resource Economics

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By UAB Campus, Ural Federal
| link.springer.com
Abstract There is an ongoing discussion about the effectiveness of carbon pricing, with a strong division between optimists and pessimists. A recent review study by Lilliestam, Patt and Bersalli (2020) of the impact of carbon pricing on low-carbon innovation and deep carbonization concludes that there is no evidence for such an impact. We evaluate this study and identify various shortcomings of it, which together cast strong doubts on its main conclusion.
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