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Experiments indicate that superionic ice can exist in two stable crystal structures.

A musical composition based on traditional Filipino poetry communicates the impact of climate change on coastal communities.   

Experiments and simulations suggest that the airplane-like wing position adopted by some birds when they land helps to increase lift.

Identifying and explaining patterns in volatile electricity prices could help small-scale wind and solar producers to integrate with the power grid.

A new proposal for generating Majorana zero modes—electronic states with potential for quantum computing—would not require sub-Kelvin temperatures.

Michael Ramsey-Musolf’s challenging experiences as an out gay physicist started in the 1980s and led him to become a firm advocate for sexual and gender minorities in the academic world.

Researchers have identified strategies that our immune system uses to deal with highly evolving pathogens such as the flu virus and SARS-CoV-2.

Engineering a semiconductor’s energy bands allows pairs of electrons to tunnel into it more easily from a superconductor.

A tool that predicts how many words per sentence a listener understands could one day allow companies to make bespoke hearing aids with improved capabilities.

Collective effects among excited atoms with complex energy structures can keep the atoms from relaxing, putting them in long-lived dark states.