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Liquid metal mollusk that “eats” fuel is discovered

A first ever self-powered pump made of liquid metal was demonstrated, paving the way for making dynamically reconfigurable intelligent soft robots

Physicists find new type of robust electron channels

Inspired by the structure of graphene, scientists design a new class of topological insulators with possible applications in quantum technologies

A new way to use a single molecule to create a magnetic field sensor

Combination of nanotechnology and scanning tunneling microscopy offers the prospect of dramatically improving data storage

$Negative Index of Refraction in Atomic Gas$

Negative Index of Refraction in Atomic Gas

Physicist Susanne Yelin on the perfect lens, the way to achieve negative indexes of refraction, and the challenges researchers face

The Mathematical Structure of Our Universe

Physicist Max Tegmark on using mathematics to explain the Universe, and how we could develop software to map all mathematical structures

Design and Measurement of Casimir Forces

Harvard University professor, Federico Capasso, on Casimir light, the difficulties of experimentation, and possible future applications

Cosmic Inflation and the Origin of Structure in Universe

MIT Professor David Kaiser on galactic superclusters, long-term effects of gravity, and Higgs field

Scientific Work in Los Alamos Program

Nobel Prize laureate Roy Glauber on avoiding predetonation, the Trinity test, and the hydrogen bomb

Neutrino – Nucleon Scattering at High Energy

MIT Senior Research Scientist Frank Taylor on two types of current interactions, experiments with predictive power, and charge-conjugation parity

MRI of Hyperpolarized Media

Harvard Lecturer Ronald Walsworth on net magnetization, nonradioactive isotopes of noble gases, and naturally occurring free radicals

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