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A group of specialists from the College of Warsaw in Poland, the Foundation Pascal CNRS in France, the Tactical College of Innovation in Poland and the English College of Southampton

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Researchers provide unparalleled detail in resolving a decades-long controversy regarding shock-compressed silicon.

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Silicon, a component abundant in Earth's hull, is at present the most broadly utilized semiconductor material and is significant in fields like design, geophysics, and

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Physicists investigate the ‘amazing’ morphing properties of honeycomb-like material.

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A progression of humming, honey bee-like "circle flows" could make sense of an as of late found, never-before-seen peculiarity in a kind of quantum material.

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At High Energies, Cosmic Ray Protons show new Spectral Structures

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Cosmic rays, discovered in 1912, have been extensively studied, and our current understanding of them is compiled in what is known as the Standard Model. This understanding has recently been

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Medical optical imaging employing the world’s first ‘ultrasound-induced tissue transparency’ technology

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A joint examination group from DGIST drove by Teachers Jin Ho Chang and Jae Youn Hwang of the Branch of Electrical Designing and Software engineering

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Researchers create a tiny multi-component beam shaper that is directly attached to optical fiber.

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Scientists have shown that 3D laser printing can be utilized to create a great, complex polymer optical gadget directly on the end of an optical

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Metasurface designed to generate three distinct pictures depending on illumination

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Scientists have fostered a metasurface gadget that can show three kinds of pictures relying upon brightening light. The three-channel gadget could be utilized as an anti-counterfeiting measure or as a

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A group of physicists discovers evidence of pentaquark states and novel stuff.

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Scholars at the College of Pittsburgh and Swansea College have shown that new trial results from the CERN collider give solid proof for another type

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Wind instrument playing distributes more viruses than breathing but less than speaking or singing.

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The most hazardous instrument is the voice, basically with regards to spreading infections like SARS-CoV2. Compared with breathing unobtrusively, during singing or talking, tainted individuals

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Atomic-scale photography indicates a straightforward path to crystal formation

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What do mists, TVs, drugs, and, surprisingly, the soil beneath our feet have in common?They all have or involve gems here and there. Precious stones are something other than extravagant