Bacteria nanospheres may help camouflage tiny crustaceans
Living coating appears to hide transparent creatures from predators
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Consciousness is tied to ‘entropy’, say researchers
Link discovered by studying electrical activity in people's brains
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Flash Physics: MRI meets nuclear medicine, polymers mimic evolution, laser pioneer Ali Javan dies at 89
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Flash Physics: Shock-absorber proteins, US–Australian particle physics and superfluid mixtures
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Simulating inner strain that causes brains to bulge
Researchers use models of soft solids to assess damage caused by craniectomies
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Flash Physics: Dyson award for ‘Einstein’s fridge’, Australian Centres of Excellence, mapping our galaxy’s age
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Every breath we take
Research from a cinema in Germany shows how the breath of a crowd can reflect how they’re feeling, as Stephen Ornes reports
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Bumble-bees use their fuzz to detect electric fields
Electrosensory capability helps insects to find flowers, say researchers
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Protons swim with ease through shark jelly
Discovery could help to explain how some fish detect tiny electric fields
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‘Cool’ Saharan ants’ silver hairs cause total internal reflection
Desert-dwelling ant can survive temperatures of more than 50 °C because body hairs reflect light and stop them from overheating
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