New material could be used to make a liquid metal robot
Crushed material returns to its original shape on heating
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Crushed material returns to its original shape on heating
Read article: New material could be used to make a liquid metal robot
Combined measurements from two ESO telescopes provide evidence that a new planet is currently forming around the young star AB Aurigae
Read article: Astronomers see first evidence of a new planet being born
Lake Shore Cryotronics explores how to choose the right sensor and packaging for cryogenic thermometry installation
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Joe McEntee talks to surface scientist Karen Syres about striking a balance between teaching and research
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Device eliminates the need for harmful battery electrolytes
Read article: Wearable supercapacitor stores energy using human sweat
The WFIRST mission will now be known as the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Read article: Planned NASA space telescope renamed after astronomer Nancy Grace Roman
Coating comes in a range of colours and could be used in summer clothing
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Direct exposure to dose rates greater than 8 Gy/min during radiotherapy can cause transient malfunctions in cardiac implantable electronic devices
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Fire spreads like foraging fungi, experiment reveals
Read article: Hydrogen flames spread by breaking into fractal-like patterns