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Creating new materials by turning failure on its head
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Citizen scientists can be chemists — give them a chance
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The antibodies don’t work! The race to rid labs of molecules that ruin experiments
Carl Laflamme knew what protein he wanted to study, but not where to find it. It is encoded by a
Science communication will benefit from research integrity standards
An anti-vaccination protester in New York City. Researchers are aiming to improve public trust in science by discussing uncertainty in
Mechanistic understanding and efficient engineering of crystal phases in 2D materials
RESEARCH BRIEFINGS 06 November 2024 Optical spectroscopy has been used to monitor a transition between crystal phases in materials called
Suzuki teams up with Toyota on its first EV: the E Vitara
Suzuki and Toyota have been working together on a new 4WD-capable electric SUV, and in Italy yesterday, Suzuki revealed the
What’s the ‘Hero Piece’ in Your Closet?
Do you have a piece of clothing you always reach for, that makes you feel the most like yourself? Curious
The Best (and Worst) States in the US to Retire in 2024
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Cancer deaths expected to nearly double worldwide by 2050
Breast cancer cells that have metastasised to the liver Connect Images / Alamy The number of cancer deaths worldwide is
Letter Burp is Far From Your Usual Game
Perfect for any age, the game is truly juicy. You begin the level with a word, like cat. Using the