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To See Proteins Change in Quadrillionths of a Second, Use AI

Freeze Frame, Science, Science / Physics and MathBy Karmela Padavic-CallaghanDecember 10, 2021

Researchers have long wanted to capture how protein structures contort in response to light. But getting a clear image was impossible—until now.

3D Printing Helps Ultracold Quantum Experiments Go Small

Science, Science / Physics and Math, Shrink RayBy Karmela Padavic-CallaghanSeptember 7, 2021

Cutting-edge devices used for quantum experiments have been bulky, finicky, and confined to academic labs—so far.

A Graphene ‘Camera’ Images the Activity of Living Heart Cells

Biosensing, Science, Science / BiotechBy Karmela Padavic-CallaghanJuly 12, 2021

Using a novel device made from carbon atoms and a laser, researchers captured real-time electrical signals from muscle tissue.

A New Way to Shape Metal Nanoparticles—With a Magnetic Field

Hot Stuff, Science, Science / Physics and MathBy Karmela Padavic-CallaghanJune 7, 2021

Making the tiny nanoparticles used in everything from electronics to paint isn’t easy. But a new experiment creates order out of chaos.

An Ultracold Plasma Models the Universe’s Most Extreme Places

Almost Zero, Science, Science / Physics and MathBy Karmela Padavic-CallaghanMarch 17, 2021

The super cool, dense particle swarm gives physicists a way to study the insides of stars and gas giants—without ever leaving the lab.

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