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Scientists Harness Chemical Reactions to Make Self-Folding Microscale Origami Machines - Vimarsana News

Scientists Harness Chemical Reactions to Make Self-Folding Microscale Origami Machines

A Cornell-led collaboration harnessed chemical reactions to make microscale origami machines self-fold – freeing them from the liquids in which they usually function, so they can operate in dry environments and at room temperature.

SF Ballet's 'Romeo & Juliet' breathes new life into traditional story - Vimarsana News

SF Ballet's 'Romeo & Juliet' breathes new life into traditional story

While San Francisco Ballet frequently performs new renditions of old classics, the company transported audiences back to the streets of Renaissance Italy for the opening night “Romeo & Juliet” on April 21 at the War Memorial Opera House. 

Jupiter-like world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet - Vimarsana News

Jupiter-like world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet

The element samarium has been spotted in the atmosphere of a planet called MASCARA-4b, breaking the record for heaviest element ever detected in a world beyond our solar system

Distant world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet - Vimarsana News

Distant world breaks record for heaviest element on an exoplanet

The element samarium has been spotted in the atmosphere of a planet called MASCARA-4b, breaking the record for heaviest element ever detected in a world beyond our solar system

This tiny marsupial is upending ideas about the origins of flying mammals - Vimarsana News

This tiny marsupial is upending ideas about the origins of flying mammals

Sugar gliders and bats are about as distantly related as any two mammals on Earth, but new Princeton research shows their wings are formed from the same genetic ingredients.