How people work
Roland Ennos offers a new look at familiar human behaviour like walking, chewing and fingernail-breaking
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Physics takes the wobble out of rowing
A formula that doesn't rock the boat
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Not crazy enough
Peter Knight passes verdict on the first 10 years of Canada's Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Physical forces at work in biocomposites
Study reveals how single crystals incorporate polymer strands
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Snail shell spiral switched
Biophysicists change the chirality in developing snail embryos
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Spins spotted in room-temperature silicon
Physicists pass important milestone in spintronics
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Skin cells ruffle to heal open wounds
Novel microscopy technique captures migrating skin cells
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X-ray diffraction microscopy peers into tiny cells
'Plunge-freezing' living cells could improve 3D imaging
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Laser creates record-breaking protons
High-energy protons could yield compact source for cancer therapy
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Why blood cells move in slippers
Study might show why cells take on lopsided shape
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