Frog photoreceptor counts photons
Rod cells show promise for quantum optics
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Artificial jellyfish engineered from rat heart cells
Study could provide first steps towards reverse-engineering the human heart
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Do dolphins think nonlinearly?
Complex sonar processing sees through bubbles
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The physics of running
Part of our video series on the science and technology of professional sport
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The physics of cycling
Part of our video series on the science and technology of professional sport
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The physics of swimming
Part of our video series on the science and technology of professional sport
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Material advantage? How new technology and rule changes affect sporting performance
In a great sporting performance, how much of that is down to the athlete and how much to the technology they are using? Steve Haake investigates
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Waves of migration could help heal tissue
Ultraslow oscillation plays role in how cells move
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Tiny pressure sensor takes off
Butterfly aerodynamics measured for the first time
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Secret of super-power shrimp revealed
Combination of materials gives aquarium-busting strength
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