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Breakthrough achievement paves the way for practical quantum internet applications
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By trapping individual bacteria in circular cavities and coupling these cavities through narrow channels, researchers observed coordinated bacterial motion
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Researchers take next step towards better, more sustainable batteries made with widely available materials
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Material doesn't just rival the strength of diamonds and graphene, but has a yield strength 10x greater than Kevlar
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Researchers use shape of colloids to make building blocks for new materials
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Insect swarms have inspired roboticists to think that small robots may also be able to overcome their individual limitations by operating in a swarm
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TU Delft researchers have developed a novel insect-inspired flying robot; so far unmatched in its performance, and yet with a simple and easy-to-produce design
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For the first time, researchers witnessed—in real time—how a single protein complex called condensin reels in DNA to extrude a loop
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The quantum computer of the future will be able to carry out computations far beyond the capacity of today's computers
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