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Quark distribution in light–heavy mesons is mapped using innovative calculations

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Quark distribution in light–heavy mesons is mapped using innovative calculations

Akiko Nakayama: the Japanese artist skilled in fluid mechanics

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Metamaterial gives induction heating a boost for industrial processing

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Management insights catalyse scientific success

Sunflowers ‘dance’ together to share sunlight

3D printing creates strong, stretchy hydrogels that stick to tissue

Software expertise powers up quantum computing

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