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Texas A&M Develops Fire-Resistant Cotton; New Catalyst Software Unveiled

1/15/2025

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Texas A&M University researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking one-step coating that significantly reduces cotton's flammability, paving the way for safer textiles. In a parallel innovation, a collaborative team from Stanford and UC Davis has developed MS-QuantEXAFS software, revolutionizing the analysis of single atom catalysts and enhancing our grasp of their active site structures.

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Texas A&M University researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking one-step coating that significantly reduces cotton's flammability, paving the way for safer textiles. In a parallel innovation, a collaborative team from Stanford and UC Davis has developed MS-QuantEXAFS software, revolutionizing the analysis of single atom catalysts and enhancing our grasp of their active site structures.