Universal scaling law describes how metallic glasses flow
Glass shares properties with mayonnaise and ant colonies
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Optical oscilloscope picks up the pace
New device could advance communication technologies and aid fundamental studies of ultrafast light–matter interactions
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Graphene biosensor will drive new innovations in brain-controlled robotics
A non-invasive graphene-based sensor detects brain waves with high sensitivity and reliability
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Ancient binary stars could give birth to planets, study suggests
Infrared observations of old stars reveal cavities in protoplanetary discs
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Routine eye scans could provide cost-effective screening for heart disease
The use of deep learning to analyse retinal images could identify individuals at risk of a future heart attack
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Quantum sensor shrinks dark matter’s parameter space
Exposure of xenon atoms to time-varying magnetic field places new limits on axion-like particles
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Ultracold atoms move closer to simulating the early universe
Shaken optical lattice undergoes discontinuous phase transition
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In vitro platform enables realistic studies of neurological disorders
A neuro-microphysiological system explores electrical activity in 3D neuronal networks
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Magic-angle graphene switches from superconductor to ferromagnet
New finding could help researchers study the interplay between superconductivity and magnetism
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Electrical resistance standard could get a revised quantum definition
Proposed definition based on the quantum anomalous Hall effect would require a less complex experimental apparatus
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