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Every cell is a crime scene. There is a constant struggle between the criminals plotting to kill the cell and the detectives trying to prevent the crime....
The accelerated expansion of the Universe might be due to modifications in the laws of gravity on very large scales. We showed that standard tests of gravity...
Our quest is to control how molecules come together to form large assemblies. In our earlier studies we showed that we can stack saddle-shaped molecular chips...
Upon biting, blood sucking insects inject an anti-coagulant to enjoy their meal. These anti-coagulants have inspired approved drug. Combining this concept with...
A fixed point is a point that does not move when subjected to a given transformation. Theorems guaranteeing the existence of such points have a wide...
The rich energy structure of ultracold molecules (at -459 °F or -273 °C), gives rise to collisional dynamics where the state-of-the-art models are inadequate...
Nature has always been an interesting source of chemical diversity for the search of molecules of therapeutic interest. Here we showed how large plant extract...
Sensors deployed down boreholes offer a glimpse into Earth's subsurface properties. This article presents the first step towards a new generation of borehole...
Sound fields exert forces on particles suspended in liquids - seemingly without contact. Control over the sound pressure in 3D lets us create force landscapes,...
Astronomers recently discovered a pair of stars circling each other (a binary star) that will eventually end its life in an explosion so powerful it creates...
Just as surfers ride the vast waves of the ocean, quasiparticles navigate the deep currents of low-temperature quantum physics, illuminating phenomena like...
The extraordinary performance of quantum sensors based on cold atoms will enhance our understanding of the world around us. While ground-based devices are...
