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Top Stories | November 8
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Study finds how proteins self assemble in the cells of Loligo squid to reflect different wavelengths of light
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Researchers have designed a steel analog of a well-known fastener.
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Study suggests besides the visible plastic, smaller bits are fouling the waters
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Researchers create a material that may one day be used to paste together bones in the body.
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Researchers create a material that may one day be used to paste together bones in the body.Structures found in Australian rocks may be the filled-in remains of the world’s oldest dinosaur burrows. Finding could lead to new technique for making tiny wires. Study investigates how concrete deforms over time Researchers have used a femtosecond laser to etch tiny channels into metal plates, prompting liquid to flow uphill. |
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