Everyday science Blog Why peregrine falcons wear eyeliner, golden eagles could accelerate using turbulence Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Why peregrine falcons wear eyeliner, golden eagles could accelerate using turbulence
Everyday science Blog Wobbly physics of bowling balls, Stephen Hawking’s archive acquired for the UK Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Wobbly physics of bowling balls, Stephen Hawking’s archive acquired for the UK
Everyday science Blog Meet NIST’s pandemic poet and other characters from 1918, quasicrystal was created by nuclear bomb Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Meet NIST’s pandemic poet and other characters from 1918, quasicrystal was created by nuclear bomb
Everyday science Blog Einstein letter reveals interest in animal navigation, artificial intelligence predicts how a violin will sound Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Einstein letter reveals interest in animal navigation, artificial intelligence predicts how a violin will sound
Everyday science Blog Physicists calculate when your elevator will arrive, International Space Station wine could sell for $1 million Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Physicists calculate when your elevator will arrive, International Space Station wine could sell for $1 million
Soft matter and liquids Research update ‘Flat-pack pasta’ morphs into 3D shapes when cooked Tiny grooves cause flat pasta to curl up into tubes and spirals Read article: ‘Flat-pack pasta’ morphs into 3D shapes when cooked
Everyday science Blog Beware of disease-carrying aerosols in toilets, ‘technology-packed tank top’ launched into space Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Beware of disease-carrying aerosols in toilets, ‘technology-packed tank top’ launched into space
Environment and energy Research update Real-world tests of hybrid cars show higher-than-expected emissions Failure to charge vehicles frequently enough blamed for excess Read article: Real-world tests of hybrid cars show higher-than-expected emissions
Everyday science Blog Laser paints a mini masterpiece, counting bubbles in a glass of beer, Jane Austen written in oligomers Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Laser paints a mini masterpiece, counting bubbles in a glass of beer, Jane Austen written in oligomers
Nanomaterials Research update Copper nanowire foams filter tiny airborne particles New material could be used in reusable face masks to help fight COVID-19 Read article: Copper nanowire foams filter tiny airborne particles