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Physics - <i>Chemistry Nobel Prize:</i> Quantum Rules Provide Controllable Colors - Vimarsana News

Physics - <i>Chemistry Nobel Prize:</i> Quantum Rules Provide Controllable Colors

This year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognizes the development of quantum dots, particles whose size controls their color, making them useful for technologies such as displays.

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Physics - Crystal Defects Interact to Form Intricate Structures - Vimarsana News

Physics - Crystal Defects Interact to Form Intricate Structures

Two or more linear defects can twist around one another to form an entity that may affect the properties of a material.

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THE ANTI-AESTHETIC AT FORTY - Vimarsana News

THE ANTI-AESTHETIC AT FORTY

Hal Foster on The Anti-Aesthetic

Hal Foster on The Anti-Aesthetic - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

Hal Foster on The Anti-Aesthetic - Artforum International

THE NOTION OF POSTMODERNISM was once a great stimulant to art and thought; today, it feels like another anti-aphrodisiac of the just past. In some ways, postmodernism seems more historical than modernism, reanimated as modernism is by questions of colonialism, diaspora, and globality. On the other hand, this untimeliness makes the present a good moment to look back at postmodernism, if only to measure our distance from it.The Anti-Aesthetic: Essays on Postmodern Culture, which I edited, was published forty years ago; it was quickly followed by Art After Modernism: Rethinking Representation (

Physics - Packing Disks in a New Way - Vimarsana News

Physics - Packing Disks in a New Way

Experiments with coin-sized plastic disks have uncovered an unexpected packing behavior in which the disks form randomly oriented stacks.

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