Modified gravity describes how open star clusters ‘dissolve’
Alternative to dark matter accurately predicts cluster lifetimes
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Quantum microscopy sheds light on high-temperature superconductivity
Cooper pairs in cuprates may form thanks to a "superexchange" mechanism
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Non-invasive neuromodulation improves motor function in children with cerebral palsy
A non-surgical device for treating children with cerebral palsy improved the quality-of-life for all 16 participants in a first-in-human study
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IceCube detects high-energy neutrinos from an active galactic nucleus
Observation lifts the veil on violent processes near supermassive black hole
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How indistinguishable are indistinguishable photons? New optical interferometer puts a number on it
Measurements could help advance light-based quantum computers
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Bacteria-based microrobots show potential for cancer drug delivery
Magnetic bacteria driven by rotating magnetic fields can penetrate blood vessel walls to deliver drugs into tumours
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Fusion-reactor instabilities can be optimized by adjusting plasma density and magnetic fields
Research could boost performance of large-scale reactors
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‘Inherited nanobionics’ makes its debut
Nanotube-modified bacteria could produce electricity as living photovoltaic devices, say researchers
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Flowing liquid ‘chains’ are best described by Niels Bohr, not Lord Rayleigh
New insights could benefit ink-jet printing
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Advanced X-ray imaging reveals why golden medieval sculptures deteriorate
Study reveals that corrosion separates zwischgold from sculptures
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