Yeast helps physicists forecast population collapse
Warning signs of deadly "tipping points" seen in the lab
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DNA tiles pave the way
Fabricating shapes out of single-stranded DNA
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The quantum game of life
Can our universe be modelled as a giant computer? Pablo Arrighi and Jonathan Grattage describe recent advances in the "digital physics" project
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Shaken staples stick together
Experiment provides insight into entangled ensembles of U-shaped objects
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Textured glass provides a clear view
Etched surface is glare free and could be either self-cleaning or anti-fogging
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Proteins wander through whorls and vortices
Self-organized system could shed light on collective behaviour
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Robot jellyfish fuelled by hydrogen
Swimmer has artificial muscles based on carbon nanotubes
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Uterus contractions caused by electrical coupling
Researchers explain how cells in the uterus behave in synchrony
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Cell softening could promote tumour growth
Simulations show how mechanical change promotes cell division
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New frontiers in medical physics
Three new videos shine light on key topics in medical research
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