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Decisions on spending and White House control over science grants await a lame-duck Congress.
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Theory and experiments suggest that the mysterious fractures that appear when a brittle material is compressed result from a hidden buildup of internal tension.
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Higher-order interactions are often found to be detrimental to synchronization, but a new study shows that, when weak, they can work together with pairwise interactions to enhance it.
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Found in both fish and insects, antifreeze proteins control ice growth differently depending on evolution.
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Spinning cell samples around to simulate a low-gravity environment yields new insights into gravity’s role in the cell.
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As global demand for powerful magnets swells and tensions with China fester, Western countries are renewing efforts to achieve independent supply chains.
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Applying strain to achiral solids containing subunits of opposite chirality can induce controllable handedness.
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An exceptionally long, thin cloud appears for a few hours each morning during Mars’s dusty season. Models of the atmosphere couldn’t explain how it develops—until now.