Field theory of amorphous solids describes toothpaste, concrete and more
Better understanding of solid-liquid hybrids could lead to better materials
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Better understanding of solid-liquid hybrids could lead to better materials
Read article: Field theory of amorphous solids describes toothpaste, concrete and more
Nonlinear effect could drive extremely fast nanoelectronics
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A fibre-based device that measures radiotracer concentration in blood moves a step closer to kinetic analysis of PET data
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SEACRIFOG project finds need for extra greenhouse gas monitoring stations
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Humans could be about to trigger a huge vegetation change and disrupt their own environment. It has happened before, but this time it is happening fast
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James McKenzie reveals how to make yourself stand out when applying for a job
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New programme aims to boost the number of women and underrepresented racial and ethnic minorities in science
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David Appell reviews Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine Hossenfelder
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Avoiding liver cell uptake proves key for better drug delivery vesicle design
Alan Cottey looks at the life of Nobel-prize-winner Martin Ryle – celebrated astronomer, renewable-energy advocate and peace activist
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