Drops keep falling…
12 May 2015An expression for droplet deformation promises to simplify calculations for a wide range of applications
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Minorities pack a major punch
12 May 2015A counterintuitive approach yields big benefits for high-dimensional, small-sized problems
Gold ‘necklaces’ add sparkle to information processing
12 May 2015Researchers realize highly confined transport of light energy over long distances using networks of gold nanoparticles
RNA splicing machinery offers new drug target
12 May 2015Blocking the spliceosome delays the progression of lymphoma in mice
The protein and the plasma cell
29 April 2015Learning how a key protein affects programmed cell death could help to develop vaccines and drugs
Stacking for better flow
29 April 2015Keeping samples and test chemicals separate initially as they flow through paper-based test kits leads to greater accuracy
Making magnetic hot spots
29 April 2015Pairs of silicon nanocylinders can locally create and enhance light’s magnetic field
Gastric cancer subtypes promise tailored treatment
29 April 2015The genetic signatures of gastric cancer cell lines reveal disease subtypes with different drug sensitivities
Harnessing sunlight more effectively
29 April 2015Computer simulations reveal why semiconductor microspheres containing metal nanoparticles are so effective at harnessing sunlight to accelerate chemical reactions
Sputtering start for flat materials
14 April 2015A simple method for creating high-quality two-dimensional materials could enable industrial-scale production
Illuminating live neurons in real time
14 April 2015A fluorescent molecule selectively labels live neurons in the brain for the first time
Understanding how the immune system battles a virus
14 April 2015A cell surface protein known to regulate innate immune responses also affects the adaptive immune system
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