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Induced-Charge Electro-Osmosis
Martin Z. Bazant on elecroosmotic flows, Janus patricles, and electrokinetic phenomena
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Physicist Joanna Haigh on natural temperature records, ocean circulation, and global warming
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Complex feeding behavior in a primitive animal lacking a stomach
One of the simplest multicellular organisms may be not as simple as previously believed
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Artificial Consciousness
Philosopher David Chalmers on artificial intelligence in movies, consciousness of computers and moral rights of artificial intelligence systems
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The Southern Ocean regained its strength to take up CO2 from the atmosphere
The Southern Ocean carbon sink might be more affected by natural climate variability than previously recognized
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Physicist Hoi-Kwong Lo on quantum key distribution, "flying qubits", and quantum hacking
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Astrostatistician Alan Heavens on general relativity, how lensing can be used to observe dark matter and whether Einstein's theory of gravity might be wrong
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Dynamic Causal Modelling
Neuroscientist Karl Friston on functional specialization of different brain areas, brain hierarchy, and the connectome
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Chemists convert nitrogen to ammonia using light
Inspired by nature, researchers come up with a new way to transmute the most abundant gas in the atmosphere under ambient conditions
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Eskimo-Aleut Languages
Linguist Michael David Fortescue on the rare polysynthesis of the Eskimo languages, the role of affixes in them, and the prognosis for their survival
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