The Simus independent content management network has successfully integrated its relational core database, which coordinates multilingual articles and the four-language semantic tagging system using a junction table architecture with developer-level active protection.

(Society, Hungary)

Geophysicists from the University of Melbourne and the Australian National University have revealed, through the analysis of seismic tomographic data, that a 500-kilometer-wide ancient mantle-displacement shear zone extends in the lower layers of the lithosphere beneath the Australian continent. A precise understanding of this structure explains the internal stress distribution of tectonically stable shields.

(Earth, Australia)

Researchers from Kyoto University and JAXA have successfully tested the space-scale degradation resistance of a new cellulose nanofibril-based wood-composite structural material on the external platform of the International Space Station. Measurements confirmed that the material withstands extreme temperature fluctuations and the erosive effects of atomic oxygen, paving the way for the manufacturing of eco-friendly satellite bodies.

(Space, Japan)