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Space Exploration Nov 9, 2015

An ammonia-water slurry may swirl below Pluto's icy surface

Researchers propose an ammonia-water slurry as the basis for Pluto's newly discovered geologic activity and possible volcanism, and offer a new method to predict planetary vigor.

Earth Sciences Nov 5, 2015

Climate change is moving mountains, research says

For millions of years global climate change has altered the structure and internal movement of mountain ranges, but the resulting glacial development and erosion can in turn change a mountain's local climate. The degree of ...

Materials Science Oct 26, 2015

Ants: Both solid-like and liquid-like

Collections of ants have a remarkable ability to change shapes and tasks based on the demands of their environment. When floodwaters hit, they self-assemble and form rafts to stay alive. They can also use their bodies to ...

Earth Sciences Sep 29, 2015

Scientists simulate Earth's middle crust to understand earthquakes

Researchers have for the first time been able to measure a material's resistance to fracturing from various types of tectonic motions in the Earth's middle crust, a discovery that may lead to better understanding of how large ...

General Âé¶¹ÒùÔºics Sep 25, 2015

Rigidity transition and cell migration in biological tissues

(Âé¶¹ÒùÔº)—Cell migration is an intrinsic feature of multicellular organisms, enabling such processes as embryo development, wound healing, and immune responses. These activities require cells to move freely within tissues. ...

Nanophysics Aug 7, 2015

Heart-shaped Li-ion battery printed on a cup shows batteries can be printed almost anywhere

Scientists have developed a new technique that can print batteries on almost any surface, which is expected to be essential for future flexible electronics such as roll-up displays, smart electronic clothing, and Google Glass-type ...

Soft Matter Jul 13, 2015

Bacteria used to create superfluids

(Âé¶¹ÒùÔº)—A team of researchers with Université Paris-Sud and Université P.M. Curie/Université Paris-Diderot, both in France, has discovered that putting certain types of bacteria into an ordinary fluid, can cause it ...

Earth Sciences Jun 30, 2015

Research redefines the properties of faults when rock melts

Geoscientists at the University of Liverpool have used friction experiments to investigate the processes of fault slip.

Materials Science Jun 3, 2015

Researchers develop ultra-tough fiber that imitates the structure of spider silk

Professors Frederick Gosselin and Daniel Therriault, along with their master's student Renaud Passieux, are not related to Spiderman. Nevertheless, these Polytechnique Montreal researchers have produced an ultra-tough polymer ...

Materials Science Apr 21, 2015

Microalgae used for green asphalt

Microalgae offer a highly promising alternative to petroleum products without competing for resources used in the food industry. They have now been used for the first time to make asphalt. Researchers have recently proved ...

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