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Similar to car brakes, a molecular brake exists that prevents semiconductor chains from slipping, allowing for the development of novel devices. As of late, a joint examination group led by

Physics

Ultrashort light pulses fashioned like a spring toy add a novel twist to photonics.

Physics Article

Everyone has played with a spring toy at least once, but did you know that light can also be shaped

Ecology

A new study looks at the breeding of Nazca boobies at a high level.

Ecology Article

Nazca boobies can live to 28 years old, yet in their late adolescents, their capacity to raise chicks declines significantly.

Astronomy & Space

Observing the full process of a tera-electron volt gamma-ray explosion when a big star dies

Astronomy & Space Article

New examination discoveries on the gamma-beam burst (GRB) named GRB 221009A from the Enormous High Height Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO)

Robotics

The team constructs a modular continuous robot using of folded origami tubes.

Robotics Article

A growing number of autonomous systems based on a variety of structures and designs have been developed by roboticists in

Computer Sciences

“Raw” Data Displays AI Mirror Signals What the Brain Does to Hear and Learn

Computer Sciences Article

According to recent research from the University of California, Berkeley, artificial intelligence (AI) systems can analyze data in a manner that is very similar to how the brain processes speech.

Computer Sciences