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Living tissue is laced with electronic sensors
Research could lead to synthetic organs
Read article: Living tissue is laced with electronic sensors
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What is molecular gastronomy?
Peter Barham explains how fundamental science can help to produce delicious food
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How can you use X-rays to explore the nanoworld?
Annela Seddon explains why X-rays are such a useful imaging tool
Read article: What is a polymer?
What is a polymer?
Peter Barham describes the science of molecular chains
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Do dolphins think nonlinearly?
Complex sonar processing sees through bubbles
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Waves of migration could help heal tissue
Ultraslow oscillation plays role in how cells move
Read article: Bouncing droplets simulate Zeeman effect
Bouncing droplets simulate Zeeman effect
"Walkers" could boost Bohm interpretation quantum mechanics
Read article: No-touch technique to measure softness
No-touch technique to measure softness
Nanoscale fluid flows used to probe thin films
Read article: Hydrogel electronics makes its debut
Hydrogel electronics makes its debut
Nanostructured gel could lead to better sensors and supercapacitors
Read article: Phonon theory sheds light on liquid thermodynamics
Phonon theory sheds light on liquid thermodynamics
Physicists dip into old ideas to tackle heat capacity
