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Name	Physicists discover hidden text in what was thought to be blank Egyptian papyri \| Ars Technica
Description	It's the latest example of how cutting-edge physics techniques can unlock the past. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	22 August 2019

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Name	Identical photons generated 150 million kilometers apart \| Ars Technica
Description	Sun is resource for quantum entanglement, may reveal internal solar processes. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	22 August 2019

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Name	After 127 Years, Physics Riddle Finally Solved
Description	On the beach in the Netherlands in 2016. Oddly shaped rings. Is this the same effect we’re seeing? Here, a lot of different effects are at play. Credit: Simen Andreas Ådnøy Ellingsen, NTNU Researcher proves that boat wakes can be skewed. He solved a 127-year-old physics problem on paper and proved that off-centered boat wakes could exist. Five years later, practical experiments proved him right. “Seeing the pictures appear on the computer screen was the best day at work I’ve ever had,” says Simen Ådnøy Ellingsen, an associate professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology’s (NTNU) Department of Energy and Process Engineering. That was the day that PhD candidate Benjamin Keeler Smeltzer and master’s student Eirik Æsøy had shown in the lab that Ellingsen was right and sent him the photos from the experiment. Five years ago, Ellingsen had challenged accepted knowledge from 1887, armed with a pen and paper, and won. He solved a problem regarding the so-called Kelvin angle in boat wakes, which has been unchallenged for 127 years. The boat wake is the v-shaped pattern that a boat or canoe makes when moving through the water. You’ve undoubtedly seen one at some point. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Oxygen Facts \| What is Oxygen and Where Does it Come From?
Description	Scientists at MIT are trying to figure out where the oxygen in the universe comes from, and how oxygen and carbon are made. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Identification of an ATP-sensitive potassium channel in mitochondria \| Nature
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Electron pairing in the pseudogap state revealed by shot noise in copper oxide junctions \| Nature
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Conserved cell types with divergent features in human versus mouse cortex \| Nature
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Force-induced conformational changes in PIEZO1 \| Nature
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Droplet motion electrically controlled
Description	The movement of small droplets on a substrate is governed by surface-tension forces. A technique that can tune the surface tension of robust oxide substrates for droplet manipulation could open up many applications. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Strategies for combating online hate
Description	An analysis of the dynamics of online hate groups on social-media platforms reveals why current methods to ban hate content are ineffective, and provides the basis for four potential strategies to combat online hate. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	A mechanism for touch
Description	Piezo proteins mediate the sense of touch. A near-complete structure of one such protein has been obtained, and the mechanism for converting mechanical signals into electrical ones has been probed in another. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Quantum weirdness isn't real – we've just got space and time all wrong Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24332440-600-quantum-weirdness-isnt-real-weve-just-got-space-and-time-all-wrong/#ixzz5xJQrnrdo
Description	QUANTUM mechanics is often called a theory of the very small. In reality, it explains phenomena on a vast range of scales – from elementary particles and their interactions, through atoms and molecules, all the way to neutron stars and the supernovae that spawn them. So far, essentially all its predictions have been confirmed by experiments. It is the most successful theory of material reality we have ever had. So why have so many physicists, from Albert Einstein onwards, taken the view that quantum theory is wrong? The reasons lie in its mysterious nature, in the phenomena it doesn’t explain and the answers it doesn’t give. That is reason enough to seek what might lie beyond it. I believe we already have the outline of what this deeper answer looks like. We are only at the start of this work, but by digging down into the fundamental principles that underlie reality, and weeding out what is right and what is wrong about our current ideas, we can see glimpses of a truly unifying picture of physics. It comes at a price: to go beyond quantum, we must totally upend long-held ideas of how the universe hangs together. It is easy to state the basic problem of quantum mechanics as a theory of reality: it doesn’t tell us what is happening in reality. It has two different laws to describe how things and events evolve. The first applies most of the time, and describes quantum objects as wave-like entities embodied in a mathematical construction known as a wave function. These objects … Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24332440-600-quantum-weirdness-isnt-real-weve-just-got-space-and-time-all-wrong/#ixzz5xJQwwwTy #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Badge life: The story behind DEFCON’s hackable crystal electronic badge \| Ars Technica
Description	Original DEFCON hackable badge creator Joe "Kingpin" Grand gives Ars the story behind his comeback. #Theoretical sciences;#Materials
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Old Physics Riddle Solved \| How Physicist Challenged Kelvinangle
Description	Science has long held that in water, waves spread out in a triangle. But a new discovery shows when there's a current underneath the water, the angle changes. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Why I said no to peer review this summer
Description	Taking a well-earned break will benefit your productivity in the long run, says Jennifer Rohn. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Studying the surging seaweed that is sargassum \| Technology Org
Description	The field samples of sargassum seaweed come from waters throughout the Caribbean, arriving by boat direct to the dock at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, where researchers Peter Swart and Amanda Oehlert quickly scoop them up. Back at Swart's lab, they #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Quantum teleportation used to send 3D information for the first time Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2214135-quantum-teleportation-used-to-send-3d-information-for-the-first-time/#ixzz5xJBPsMQx
Description	Quantum teleportation has made a leap up in complexity. Physicists have teleported more information at once than has ever been possible before, paving the way for a global quantum internet that would be extraordinarily secure from hacking. This is not teleportation as you might imagine it from science fiction. Rather than transporting matter through space, it involves moving information about the quantum state of a particle. So far, scientists have only been able to teleport quantum bits, or qubits, the simplest unit of quantum information in which a particle can be in … Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2214135-quantum-teleportation-used-to-send-3d-information-for-the-first-time/#ixzz5xJBSyx84 #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	21 August 2019

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Name	Physicists design an experiment to pin down the origin of the elements \| MIT News
Description	With help from next-generation particle accelerators, a new MIT experiment may nail down the rate at which oxygen is produced in the universe. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	20 August 2019

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Name	Physicists Design Experiment to Pin Down the Origin of the Elements
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	20 August 2019

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Name	Geologist’s sacking prompts outcry
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	20 August 2019

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Name	More Than Just Data: Why Actionable Insights Matter
Description	Photo by Adam Le Sommer There’s no question that customer experience (CX) is a data-driven discipline. After all, at the…... #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	19 August 2019

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Name	What Are the States of Matter? \| Plasma and More Types of Matter
Description	Solids, liquids, and gases are just the beginning. These are five more states of matter that you probably never knew existed. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	19 August 2019

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Name	Mentorship and scholarship keep summer biology research program strong \| MIT News
Description	Students thrive in MIT's Summer Research Program with help from successful role models like Squire Booker and philanthropy from those like Michael Gould and Sara Moss, who believe strongly in supporting the next generation of scientists. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	19 August 2019

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Name	Boosting computing power for the future of particle physics \| MIT News
Description	A prototype machine-learning technology developed in part by MIT researchers, speeds up processing Large Hadron Collider data by up to 175 times over traditional methods. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	19 August 2019

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Name	Daily briefing: A history of the first billion years
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	19 August 2019

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Name	Unraveling One of the Greatest Mysteries in Condensed Matter Physics
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	17 August 2019

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Name	Physicists Entangled Photons in the Lab With Photons From the Sun \| Gizmodo UK
Description	This experiment demonstrates that in the future, researchers might be able to use the Sun as a source of light for quantum mechanics-related purposes. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	16 August 2019

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Name	New State of Matter Discovered \| What Is the New State of Matter?
Description	Quantum physicists have discovered a new state of matter called topological superconductivity, which could increase storage capabilities in electronic devices. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	16 August 2019

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Name	Sickos create another 'x-ray vision app' that strips women's clothes off – just weeks after seedy DeepNude program forced offline
Description	SEEDY pervs have created an image-spoofing app that can "undress" photos of any woman. The tool lets sickos upload pictures of a clothed woman that is then digitally altered to make her appear naked. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	16 August 2019

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Name	Sacred Games Season 2: The Biggest Talking Points and Season 3 Concerns \| NDTV Gadgets360.com
Description	Sacred Games 2 is now available for viewing and download on Netflix, so we dig into the good and the bad of the Indian series’ return, including the character arcs of Sartaj (Saif Ali Khan) and Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), and what a potential season 3 will look like. Spoilers ahead. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	16 August 2019

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Name	Data-mining for dark matter \| MIT News
Description	MIT Associate Professor Tracy Slatyer hunts through astrophysical data for clues to the invisible universe, seeking signs of dark matter while also exploring phenomena such as giant gamma-ray bubbles and new populations of pulsars. #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Size really does matter when purchasing equipment for laboratories \| Technology Org
Description	Laboratories are nearly always short of space which means bulky or very heavy equipment can’t be accommodated or has to be housed away from the laboratory. The introduction of liquid helium free, pre-clinical, high field MRI scanners has been a boon to the world’s leading laboratories. The co #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Scientists Control Thermal Profiles at the Nanoscale
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Scientific Breakthrough: New State of Matter Discovered
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Summer briefing: The best of the Briefing
Description	TBD #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Solving the Big Problem of Measuring Tiny Nanoparticles \| Technology Org
Description	Scientists have long debated the most effective way to measure nanoparticles so that results can be shared across labs. NIST researchers have found that one approach — particle number concentrations — may be better than others for most applications. Tiny nanoparticles play a gargantuan role i #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	Carbon atoms marry to form first-ever ring
Description	Cyclocarbon could lead to new materials for electronics and nanodevices #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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Name	IoT Security: A Simple Matter of Common Sense for Product Developers and Investors
Description	Security basics should be part of any MVP. Period After almost 5 years (at least) of constant media coverage around…... #Theoretical sciences
Field	# Theoretical sciences
Updated	15 August 2019

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