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The creation of a rare molecule offers a peek at how heavy atoms interact with other elements.

When a few ultracold atoms are repeatedly trapped and imaged tens of thousands of times, self-organized patterns emerge out of the quantum blue.

The layered anode emits bright, directed beams without the need for mirrors or large-scale accelerators.

More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers seek alternative targets to the spike protein, whose rapid mutations threaten the effectiveness of current vaccines.

Collaborations enrich science communication, visualization, and inspiration.

Emerging applications and studies utilize gallium-based alloys for their unique properties.

Meteorological practices that developed in the first millennium did not die in the Middle Ages but were radically improved with an international science of weather forecasting.

Fluid turbulence generates a chaotic soup of strongly nonlinear features that are hard to mathematically describe and model. A recent theoretical simplification brings fresh insight.

Spin-based logic gates consume no power when idle, are compatible with CMOS circuitry, and can be seamlessly integrated with memory.