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Quantum Physics

Researchers Found a Way to Shrink a Supercomputer to the Size of a Laptop

By Todd Jaquith

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Woman Claims Stem Cell Treatment Reversed Her Blindness

By June Javelosa

A ‘New Physics’? Scientists May Have Glimpsed a World Beyond the Standard Model

By Todd Jaquith

Physicists Discover Graphene Slides Across Gold With Almost Perfect, Frictionless Movement

Scientists Entangle Three Photons, Opening a New Door to Quantum Encryption

By Sarah Marquart

Regenerative Biology: Harvard Scientists Create Mini-Organs Capable of Producing Insulin

By June Javelosa

An Evolution in Pi: Check Out the New Raspberry Pi 3

By June Javelosa

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Cosmic Catastrophe: No “Big Rip” For at Least Another 2.8 Billion Years

By Todd Jaquith

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Know Your Scientist: Stephen Hawking

By Darwin Batinga

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New One-Step Process Lets Us Produce Hydrogen Peroxide On Demand

A Material That’s Better Than Graphene? Scientists Say They’ve Found it

By June Javelosa

The World’s Largest Waste-to-Energy Plant is Being Built in China

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

This Experiment Will Let Us “See” Quantum Entanglement for the First Time Ever

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Scientists Have Made Artificial Sperm, and They Used It to Fertilize Eggs

Tiny Supercapacitors Built Directly on a Chip, Making More Powerful Microchips

By Jelor Gallego

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New Fiber Gas Laser Achieves Long Sought Wavelength

By Miguel Santos

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New Software Makes CRISPR Gene Editing as Easy as “Point-and-Click”

By Miguel Santos

The Year of the Drone: Flying Robots Are Set to Take Over Agriculture

Quantum Physics

“Impossible” Physics: JPL Scientists Are Exploring Quantum Entanglement

By Miguel Santos

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New Study Implies Memories Can Be Rewritten Using Optogenetics

By June Javelosa

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How Five-Dimensional Black Holes Unknit the Fabric of the Cosmos

T-Cell Therapy Leads to “Extraordinary Results” for Cancer Patients in Early Clinical Trials

By Sarah Marquart

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Researchers Can Now Repair Severed Neuron Connections Using Lasers

By Jelor Gallego

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Scientists Have Created Miniature Versions of the Human Brain Using Skin Cells

By Jelor Gallego

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Searching For a Visible Light Counterpart to Gravitational Waves

By Todd Jaquith

Mattel’s ThingMaker From the 60s is Being Reinvented as a 3D Printer

By June Javelosa

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Learning How To Fly With Neurostimulation

By Annabs Sanchez

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The First 3D Bioprinter That Can Print Body Parts for Large Scale Human Implantation

By June Javelosa

A New Era in Physics and Cosmology: Why Gravitational Waves Matter

By Todd Jaquith

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough: MIT Experiments Help Reveal Source of Heat Loss

By Jelor Gallego

Here’s Why We Need to Find Alien Life: Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains

By Todd Jaquith

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By 2020, You May Be Able to Test Yourself for Cancer In Your Own Home

By June Javelosa

Cryopreservation Breakthrough: We Just Preserved an Entire Brain Down to the Last Neuron

By Sarah Marquart

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New App Transforms Your Phone into an Earthquake Detector

By June Javelosa

Physics First: Scientists Create Maxwell’s Demon In Photonic Circuit

Quantum Physics

Stanford Scientists Create Untraceable Quantum Internet of Filtered Light

By Miguel Santos

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Science Explained: How Can We Weigh the Lightest Particle Known to Man?

Cotton Candy May be the Key to Creating Artificial Organs

By Sarah Marquart

Study Discovers Diatoms are a Kind of “Wonder Material,” May be the Next Graphene

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Physicists Just Created the Most Accurate Clock Ever Built, and It Redefined the Second

By June Javelosa

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New Study Reveals that Bacteria Can “See”

By June Javelosa

A New Era in Physics: Gravitational Waves Finally Detected

By Todd Jaquith

The Impossible Particle: Japanese Physicists Say They’ve Found The Tetraneutron

By Miguel Santos

Scientists at CERN Catch a Glimpse of the Universe’s Primordial Soup

By Todd Jaquith

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough: China Heats Hydrogen Plasma to 50 Million Degrees

By Jelor Gallego

Meet the Optical Switch That is Just a Single Atom Thick

By Sarah Marquart

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Now, Scientists Can Suture Wounds with Lasers

By June Javelosa

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Physicists Figure Out A New Property Of Superconductivity

By Jelor Gallego

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Scientist Recreate An Animal That Has Been Extinct for 100 Years

By June Javelosa

Could a Fungus be the Answer to Giving Lab-Grown Meat Texture?

By Sarah Marquart

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Scientists Create World’s Smallest Lattice Structure

By Jelor Gallego

First Macroscopic Quantum Entanglement Performed At Room Temperature

By Jelor Gallego

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Scientists Create the Shortest Pulses of Visible Light Ever Made in a Lab

By Miguel Santos

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Scientists Successfully Decode Thoughts, Reading Individuals’ Minds in Real-Time

By Jelor Gallego

This Semi-Automatic Gun Is “95 Percent” 3D Printed and 100 Percent Legal

By June Javelosa

Scientists Discover How the Human Brain Folds

By Sarah Marquart

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Scientists Develop Pain Killer As Strong As Morphine Minus the Side Effects

By June Javelosa

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Quantum Mechanics Revisited: Physicists Propose New Structure of Time

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Successfully Grow a Living Human Ear on a Rat

By June Javelosa

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World First: Nanobot Micromotors Deliver Medical Payload Inside Living Creature

By June Javelosa

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Scientists May Have Found a New Tool to Investigate the Origins of the Universe

By Todd Jaquith

Here’s What Hawking’s ‘Solution’ to the Black Hole Problem Means for Physics

By Sarah Marquart

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Light-Based Computers Are Now One Step Closer To Becoming Reality

By Jelor Gallego

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Australian Scientists Will Soon Begin Trials for a Fully Implantable Bionic Eye

By June Javelosa