Inorganic semiconductors can be more flexible in the dark
Experiments in complete darkness reveal extraordinary plasticity in ZnS
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Iron in Earth’s core might be cubic, not hexagonal
New diamond-anvil data appear at odds with previous results
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Modified Sierpinski triangle makes a good mid-infrared sensor
Fractalized device could be used in biosensing
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Biodegradable pressure sensor eliminates the need for second surgery
Stanford University researchers design a pressure and strain sensor that degrades over time
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Kelp forests under threat from acid seas
Submarine tangles of brown seaweeds may not survive steady change of ocean chemistry
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Light-induced corneal cross-linking corrects vision
A new safe and non-invasive technique could be an alternative to refractive surgery
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Correcting Einstein’s calculation of the orbit of Mercury
Shift of one degree every two billion years could be measured by space mission
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Can nuclear medicine avoid another Mo-99 shortage?
Can the nuclear medicine community avoid another devastating shutdown like the one that occurred in 2009?
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Wet areas getting wetter, GRACE reveals
Satellite finds major shifts in freshwater distribution
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Internal pressure of proton is measured for the first time
Pressure inside particle exceeds that in a neutron star
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