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Astronomer David Jewitt on his discovery of the first Kuiper Belt object, origins of comets, and planetary migration
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Ice-like Phonons in Liquid Water Discovered
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Flat Optics Based on Metasurfaces
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Spectroscopy in Graphene
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“It is the only technology that can generate electricity directly from the breakdown of waste that we throw in the bin”
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Computer scientist Cordelia Schmid on computers’ ability to recognize and produce images, machine learning, and artificial intelligence
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Uncultured Bacteria
Microbiologist Kim Lewis on the great plate count anomaly, siderophores, and the human microbiome
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Xingjie Ni: “We made a device that has total control over the amplitude and the phase of the light”
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Neurophilosophy and Free Will
Philosopher Patricia Smith Churchland on the nature of self-control, the reward system, and risk-taking in humans and animals
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