Metals toughen spider’s silk
Discovery could lead to stronger natural and artificial materials
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Particulate pollution cuts carbon dioxide, model shows
Aerosols boost photosynthesis and increase carbon sink by almost 25%
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Dark matter could come naturally from quantum gravity
Physicist looks at ‘effective field theory’ to explain the mysterious entity
Neutron-rich and doubly magic: nucleus is a first
Oxygen isotope could shed light on stellar nucleosynthesis
Bubbles burst in the hospital
New sensor to monitor sterilization in hospitals
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World’s brightest synchrotron powers up
Over 2000 scientists per year will use the new Hamburg facility
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Physicists distinguish between the indistinguishable
Understanding why ultracold fermions collide could improve atomic clocks
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Bouncing spins flip direction
Controlling spins without an oscillating field
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Ions keep their cool at crossroads
New junction could lead to large-scale quantum computers
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Graphene made easy
New technique produces large-area, high-quality samples of wonder material
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