How computational modelling is transforming medicine
Computational modelling is sparking breakthroughs in epidemiology and other medical fields, as Sam Vennin explains
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Secrets of spinning ‘blue whirl’ flames revealed by fluid simulations
Research could lead to cleaner combustion of liquid fuels
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‘Reluctant’ metals make a new state of matter
New computation model of "strange" metals could shed light on high-temperature superconductors and black holes
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Moth-inspired robot swarms could soon sniff out harmful substances
Search algorithm incorporates two strategies from nature
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Second critical point appears in two models of water
Computations suggest that supercooled water exists in two distinct liquid phases
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Neutron stars may contain free quarks
Quark-matter cores likely in the most massive stars, say researchers
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Public should be informed of uncertainties in model predictions of COVID-19 spread, say researchers
Probabilities could be conveyed as in weather forecasts
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‘Super-puff’ exoplanets put a ring on it
The unusually low density of some exoplanets may be due to Saturn-like rings rather than clouds of gas
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Protein aggregation goes catalytic
Mathematical model describes how proteins self-assemble into the amyloid fibrils associated with diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson's
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A salty solution for the coffee-ring effect
Simple trick of adding salt to a solution could allow engineers to deposit more uniform coatings and dyes
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