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Federico Capasso: “You can design the optical properties of surfaces, so you can design new phenomena”
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60 million years is not enough to keep two ferns apart
Genetic analysis showed that a delicate woodland fern discovered in the mountains of France is the love child of two distantly-related groups of plants that haven't interbred in 60 million years
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Ultracold Atomic Matter as a Field of Study
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Brain cells get tweaked ‘on the go’
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Neuroscientist Onur Güntürkün on depersonalization, the rubber hand illusion and how synchronous nerve impulses create the feeling that your body is your body
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