Water molecules flip during potential switch
Researchers probe the orientation of the water layers at electrochemical interfaces to better understand electrode behaviour
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Microfluidics enters a new field
Electric fields dynamically control fluid motion and create novel flow patterns in microfluidic devices
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Antimatter quantum interferometry makes its debut
Researchers of the QUPLAS collaboration have performed the first ever double-slit-like experiment on antiparticles
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Caffeine boosts perovskite solar cells
New technique could help in scaling up the production of these devices
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Optical tweezer helps make phonon laser
New device is the first to work in the mesoscopic mass range
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Vapour-printed electrodes can monitor plant health on-demand
Printing conducting polymers onto growing plants enables the detection of drought stress and UV damage
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Particle robots mimic biological stochastic processes
Robots made from identical, independent units can perform tasks collectively
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Computer hardware softens up
Researchers develop a digital logic system that has no hard components
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Quantum heat engines beat classical counterparts
Researchers experimentally demonstrate enhanced quantum heat engine output and heat machine equivalence using diamond defects
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Reprogrammable self-assembly makes molecular computer
New six-bit algorithm system is an important milestone in constructing a universal DNA-based computing device
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