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A US research team unveils this practice, which was intended to meet the demand in places where amber was scarce. A study by the QUANTAS research group of the University of Seville has revealed that prehistoric communities in Spain and Portugal developed the first known composite to simulate amber, reflecting the development of complex technical systems by these Neolithic artisans in regions where amber was scarce.

An international research team, with the participation of the University of Valencia, has managed to multiply the luminescence efficiency of upconversion nanomaterials, a light absorption and emissio

A study led by the Complutense University of Madrid discovers a new generation of artificial materials by stacking two ultra-thin crystals of ceramic oxides rotated together. The work, published in Nature , opens up new avenues for increasing the information storage density and energy efficiency of future computing devices.