Bacterial ‘cables’ form a living gel in mucus
Finding could help treat bacterial infections in patients with cystic fibrosis, say biophysicists
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Nanoparticles demonstrate new and unexpected mechanism of coronavirus disinfection
Titania nanoparticles damage enveloped viruses by directly binding with membrane phospholipids – a previously unknown mode of antiviral action
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Organic photovoltaic solar cells could withstand harsh space environments
Study challenges long-standing belief that OPV devices systematically degrade when irradiated
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Thousands of nuclear spins are entangled to create a quantum-dot qubit
Quantum feedback algorithm turns a problem into a solution
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New class of quasiparticle appears in bilayer graphene
"Fractional excitons" form in 2D carbon structure at high magnetic fields
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Quantum simulators deliver surprising insights into magnetic phase transitions
Independent studies used atomic and superconducting qubits
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Supermassive black hole displays ‘unprecedented’ X-ray outbursts
Rapid X-ray oscillations detected near the innermost orbit of a supermassive black hole could indicate the presence of a nearby orbiter such as a white dwarf
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Two-faced graphene nanoribbons could make the first purely carbon-based ferromagnets
New asymmetric structures have ferromagnetic states on a single zigzag edge
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Asteroid Bennu contains the stuff of life, sample analysis reveals
Rock and dust samples brought back to Earth from the asteroid Bennu contain organic matter and a variety of minerals crucial to the emergence of life
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Tissue-like hydrogel semiconductors show promise for next-generation bioelectronics
A new hydrogel material combines the characteristics of biological tissues with the electronic functionalities of semiconductors
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