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Flash-and-freeze technique creates flipbook-like images of brain cells in action.
Scientists have learned how to measure the relationship between superconductivity and vibrating electrons.
Scientists find new ways to measure the infinitesimally small fluctuations that exist in a vacuum.
New health-monitoring textiles and devices may help newborns and firefighters.
A pressure sensor printed directly on a hand is a step toward new biomedical devices, "on the fly" wearable technology, and more.
A corrective quartz plate could improve the focus of enormous X-ray generating machines.
Scientists apply quantum techniques to measure subtle details of a material's magnetic field.
Scientists reveal plans for future experiments to study the faint remnants left behind by the Big Bang.
Even underground tests release whiffs of radioactive gases
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