Electric fields guide nanoparticles through mazes
Electric fields steered nanoparticles through liquid mazes, improving drug delivery and purification systems.
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Physics
A collection of 18 issues
Universal law governs chromosome motion in cells.
Scientists find universal law explaining chromosome motion in cells, solving a long-standing mystery.
New OLED design cuts costs and complexity
Researchers developed a simpler, cost-effective white OLED using a single organic layer and smart optics.
Scientists uncover secret behind solar rain
Scientists uncover the secret behind solar rain: shifting flows of elements like iron and magnesium.
New ice phase discovered at room temperature.
A new phase of ice, ice XXI, forms at room temperature under extreme pressure, discovered using the world's largest X-ray laser.
South Atlantic Anomaly Expands Rapidly
Earth's magnetic field weakens over South Atlantic, expanding anomaly by half the size of Europe since 2014.
Physicists Predict Universe Could End in 20 Billion Years
New model suggests Universe may collapse in a Big Crunch in 20 billion years.
Rogue planet consumes 6 billion tonnes per second
Rogue planet consumes 6B tonnes/sec, blurring line with stars.
2007 Gravity Anomaly Detected Over Atlantic
In 2007, satellites detected a continent-scale gravity anomaly over the eastern Atlantic, caused by deep mass redistribution.
Quantum computing breakthrough: 6,100-qubit array
Physicists broke a quantum computing record with a 6,100-qubit array, a significant leap from previous systems.