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The Dynamic Casimir Effect
Physicist Susanne Yelin on mirrors in a laser cavity, nano-optomechanics, and creating photons out of nothing
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MicroRNA studies
Neurologist Anna Krichevsky of Harvard University on the different roles of microRNAs, pseudogenes, and how mRNAs can “talk” to each other through microRNA
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How does a wasp venom peptide selectively inhibit cancer cells?
A new study explores the mechanism by which a peptide contained in wasp venom inhibits cancer cell proliferation
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