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New type of chemical bonding discovered

Isotope effects lead to unusual interaction between atoms resulting in emergence of new kind of attraction

Heritage Language

The Stability of the Solar System

Genomic Imprinting and the Brain

Decision Theory under Uncertainty

Micromachining and Nanosurgery

Professor of physics at Harvard University, Eric Mazur, on the prospect of using femtosecond laser pulses to store data, as well as to perform nanosurgery

Resilience and Reliability of the Internet

MIT Senior Research Scientist David Clark on the users role in ensuring internet resilience, along with the policy and technological problems the industry now faces

A flourishing biosphere with atmospheric nitrogen 3.2 billion years ago

New Nature article debate dating of nitrogen fixation emergence

Sudden evolution of galaxies due to gas removal

Galaxies shutdown star formation suddenly when their entire cold gas reservoir is displaced

Crystal Polymorphisms

New York University Prof. Mark Tuckerman on the importance of chemical polymorphism, the implications such events can have on pharmaceutical companies, and the direction the field is headed in

Biomedical Signal Processing

MIT Assistant Prof. Thomas Heldt on new ways to monitor patient health, how patients and clinicians can benefit from biomedical signalling, and the future of this field of research

Comparing genes and linguistic sounds across worldwide human populations

Joint analysis of data on genomics, linguistics and geography leads to new insights into their interference

Multiculturalism and National Identity

Augustana College professor, Peter Kivisto, on perceived problems with multiculturalism, what countries can gain from a multicultural population, and how multiculturalism may impact national identity

Biophysics of Antimicrobal Peptides

University of Strasbourg professor, Burkhard Bechinger, on the importance of discovering new antibiotics, how interact with bacterial membranes, and promising work being performed all over the world

Internal metric of space is influenced by geometry of environment

New Nature paper reveals that brain perceives distance differently depending on surroundings

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