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Chemistry
How metal and water etched stunning spirals on a chip
Cancer
Navigating nutrition during cancer treatment: A dietitian’s advice
Chemistry
Scientists develop high-performance plastic supercapacitors for better energy storage
Electronics
Stay cool anywhere: UCLA’s tiny pump revolutionizes wearable cooling
Physics
Scientists develop thorium film for revolutionary atomic clocks
COVID
Wearable device offers hope for long COVID pain and fatigue relief
Computer Science
Scientists create new superconductor that could revolutionize quantum computing and electronics
Physics
Scientists find new way to cool and heat buildings with everyday...
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Scientists propose new definition of planets: Beyond our Solar System
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Scientists develop cutting-edge optical computing for advanced data processing and encryption
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