Boson sampler uses atoms rather than photons
System charts the evolution of complex quantum states
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3D printing creates personalized pharmaceuticals
Inkjet-based 3D printing can fabricate customized tablets with drug release profiles tailored to a patient’s individual needs
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Wild songbirds respond to mathematically synthesized song
Mathematical model could provide a valuable tool for investigating a wide range of biological questions
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Stellar magnetic fields may give doomed exoplanets a temporary reprieve
Proposed mechanism could explain why the orbits of some "hot Jupiters" decay slower than expected
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Quantum entanglement expands to city-sized networks
Independent demonstrations by teams in China, Europe and the US bring a quantum Internet closer
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JWST data reveal interior structure of puffy exoplanet
Two independent teams have analysed spectral data from the James Webb Space Telescope to investigate the exoplanet WASP-107 b
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Micro-tornadoes help transport nutrients within egg cells
New work sheds light on vortex flows involved in mixing and transporting ooplasmic components that cells need to develop
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Metasurfaces make a single-shot polarization imaging system
New method might find applications in biomedicine
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Antiviral hydrogel stops SARS-CoV-2 in its tracks
Preliminary results suggest a nose spray based on the new gel could treat or even prevent infections, say researchers
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Ancient lull in Earth’s magnetic field may have allowed large animals to evolve
Period of ultra-weak field nearly 600 million years ago could have contributed to increase in oxygen levels that favoured complex life
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