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So-called plastic crystals could open new avenues in the quest to make refrigerators with only solid components.
Researchers embrace the wobbliness of soft materials to make squishy robots.
Once the tricky political agreements have been reached, how do nations take apart their nuclear weapons?
Scientists have designed a new material that gets stronger after a "workout."
Research innovation brings Shrinky Dink-like method to the nanoscale.
A new plane about the length and width of a car propels itself by electrifying air molecules to create an ionic wind.
A closer look at cat tongues helps explain why the animals' grooming is so effective and may inspire new brushes -- for pets and humans.
Numerous bits of orbiting debris threaten spacecraft, so two teams propose tracking them with unique license plate-like transponders.
A new approach to prosthetic design allows for quick and easy fitting while keeping the costs low.
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