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University of Glasgow researchers are part of an international collaboration that could lead to a new generation of quantum ...

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A new review in the Journal of Materials Science charts how MXene nanosheets dramatically improve liquid crystal performance, ...

Researchers in the United States and Korea have developed a self-aligned heterogeneous integration method that combines ...

Scientists have developed a way to choose exactly where an extremely thin semiconductor crystal begins growing. In ...

Mason Wakley tells the full story of how Henri Kagan and Kensō Soai's work on non-linear effects and asymmetric autocatalysis ...

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Physicists led by Jonas Veenstra built a 3D-printed honeycomb whose jittery vibrations merged into one slow rhythm, a new ...