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Researchers suggest that flexible blankets or domes made of silica aerogel could protect crops on the red planet.
By mimicking the structure of mother-of-pearl, scientists have made a glass that's less likely to shatter when hit.
New research reveals the physics behind the darkening of yellow pigments in old paintings.
Researchers have modified wood not only to make it stronger but to make it capable of cool itselfing, which may lead to energy savings.
So-called plastic crystals could open new avenues in the quest to make refrigerators with only solid components.
Super high-pressure experiments take science to extremes.
Researchers embrace the wobbliness of soft materials to make squishy robots.
Researchers use machine learning to speed up the trial-and-error search for new materials that can conduct electricity without resistance.
Ensuring a pot of the famous melted cheese dish has the right material properties is key to enjoying it.
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