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A new tool can determine whether a collection of building blocks will assemble into a mechanically sound structure.

A proposed study of dwarf galaxies could give insight into whether dark matter particles interact with each other.

Network theory can show how successfully a soccer team performs when it’s on the defense.

Researchers find that a phenomenon called multifractality manifests in the conductance fluctuations of a 2D electron gas as the gas undergoes a topological phase transition.

Linking acoustic and seismic signals from meteorite strikes to orbiter images is a step toward mapping the planet’s interior.

A fundamental principle in statistical mechanics called microscopic reversibility has been extended to the quantum world.  

Researchers have analyzed the first data from a new direct-detection-by-absorption experiment for a little-studied form of dark matter known as fermionic dark matter.

NASA has confirmed that its DART spacecraft has altered the trajectory of the asteroid that it crashed into two weeks ago, demonstrating the potential of this tool for planetary defense.

Researchers demonstrate room-temperature spin transfer across an interface between an iron-based ferromagnet and a semiconductor, opening a route to creating novel spintronic devices.

The Cool Copper Collider is a new proposal for a Higgs-producing linear collider that would be more compact than other collider designs.