In a dueling op-ed, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Director Michael Kratsios defends the order as ...

Amphibious seals are less susceptible to hearing loss from airborne noises than their relatives and some can learn to close ...

A spinning disk and a smartphone are all that are needed for students to study vibrations analogous to those produced by the ...

Glass-forming molecular liquids undergo a peculiar transition under decreasing temperature. The mobility of individual molecules in the liquid — known as its structural relaxation — slows down, and ...

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) has been used for over 50 years to make sensitive measurements of surface elemental and chemical composition. In recent years, the method’s use has grown ...

Minimizing crosstalk between imaging regions leverages the sensitivity and spectral range of single-photon imaging with the ...

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Combining single-pixel wavefront imaging with a custom neural network improves the photon imaging in cloudy environments.

The sails, which have already been built into small satellites, use plasmas to propel in the same way sailboats use wind.

Extreme weather events — though rare — destroy ecosystems and end lives, and they are becoming more common with rising global ...

Advancements in polymer science are transforming the retinal disease treatment landscape, addressing clinical challenges such as treatment invasiveness, patient adherence, and drug clearance.

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