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A new framework employs usage patterns to improve data placement.
Discovery proves the existence of the mysterious Wigner crystal — an unusual kind of matter made entirely of electrons.
Although scientists conceived of Weyl fermions in 3D, researchers have observed their 2D equivalent in a monolayer film.
Scientists uncover a hidden feature of protein translation in green algae, offering a new perspective on the basic rules of gene expression.
Study provides a framework for connecting genetic mechanisms and trait variation across diverse yeast species.
A new approach accelerates how quickly scientists can identify genes involved in environmental acclimation and understand bacterial stress.
A fast, automated, and high-throughput pipeline is improving the speed of plant engineering
Researchers validate a new workflow for plasma transport models, aiding future fusion device design.
Special graphite flakes are defying conventional thought in physics by showing that a material can be a superconductor and a magnet at the same time.
Researchers propose a new approach to modeling adsorption processes that affect how pollutants move through soil, water, and rock.
Scientists have new insights into factors that determine how twin neutron stars—stars with the same mass but different sizes and compositions—can coexist.
The spin fluctuations of an insulating quantum magnet determine how electricity flows in a nearby metal film.
