A Meteorite-Loving Microorganism
Archaeon can crunch meteorite and feed on it
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2,000 Atoms in Two Places at Once
A new record of quantum superposition
How Do Atoms Vibrate in Graphene Nanostructures?
Innovative new electron spectroscopy technique pushes the limits of nanospectroscopy for materials design
The Unique Tooth Structure of the Great White Shark Gives New Insights into Its Origin
Researchers trace back the origin of this group to a small benthic shark from the Middle Jurassic
To Tool or Not to Tool?
Tool-use in animals is a rare and often quickly rated as intelligent due to its striking nature
Nanomaterials: How to Separate Linear and Ring-Shaped Molecules
Physicists have developed a reliable strategy to separate chemically identical macromolecules that differ only in their shape
Sharing of Science Is Most Likely among Male Scientists
In a recent study, male scientists that were contacted by a male were more than 15 percent more likely to respond positively than males that were contacted by a female
A Cereal Survives Heat and Drought
Pearl millet genome sequence provides a resource to improve agronomic traits in extreme environments
What Flowers Looked Like 100 Million Years Ago
International team reconstructs the evolution of flowers
A New Tool to Decipher Evolutionary Biology
The new program "ModelFinder" will allow more accurate scientific estimates of evolutionary processes