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Read article: Neutrons join the battle against COVID-19, firm aims for a million-qubit quantum computer, cyanobacteria power a solar cell
New calculation captures the quantum-mechanical nature of molecular interactions
Read article: Fluids only get so runny as physicists put a universal lower limit on viscosity
US researchers uncork new insights into vintage theory
Read article: Tears of wine created by gravity induced shock waves
Vortices in starfish eggs resemble those found in quantum fluids
Read article: Spiral patterns in living cells could be used to create biological computers
Non-destructive acoustic technique decides when cheese is ripe
Read article: Ancient art of cheese tapping mimicked by digital signal processing
New technique could be applied to water treatment, but not everyone is convinced
Read article: Sonic shock waves could help desalinate water
Topological defects in a nematic can act as rods that mix the fluid
Read article: Active matter goes chaotic
Square metre of material can deliver half a litre of water overnight
Read article: Grooved surface accelerates dew harvesting
“Bendotaxis” could be used for targeted drug delivery
Read article: Droplets move through narrow channel by bending the walls
Spirals rotating inwards rather than outwards have been observed in a viscous liquid flowing through holes in a circular plate
Read article: Free-falling liquid spontaneously forms antispiral cascades
