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[:es]Ideal Glass Would Explain Why Glass Exists at All[:]

[:es]Glass is anything that’s rigid like a crystal, yet made of disordered molecules like a liquid. To understand why it exists, researchers are attempting to create the perfect, still-hypothetical “ideal glass.”[:]

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[:es]Machine Learning Takes On Antibiotic Resistance[:]

[:es]To combat resistant bacteria and refill the trickling antibiotic pipeline, scientists are getting help from deep learning networks.[:]

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[:es]Landmark Computer Science Proof Cascades Through Physics and Math[:]

[:es]Computer scientists established a new boundary on computationally verifiable knowledge. In doing so, they solved major open problems in quantum mechanics and pure mathematics.[:]

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[:es]New Wrinkle Added to Cosmology’s Hubble Crisis[:]

[:es]A problem confronts cosmology: Two independent measurements of the universe’s expansion give incompatible answers. Now a third method, advanced by an astronomy pioneer, appears to bridge the divide. [:]

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[:es]In Brain Waves, Scientists See Neurons Juggle Possible Futures[:]

[:es]Faced with a decision, the brain weighs its options by bundling them into rapidly alternating cycles of brain waves. [:]

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[:es]‘Radical Change’ Needed After Latest Neutron Star Collision[:]

[:es]A recent neutron star merger has defied astronomers’ expectations, leading them to question longstanding ideas about neutron stars and the supernovas that create them. “We have to go back to the drawing board.”[:]

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[:es]New Exoplanet Search Strategy Claims First Discovery[:]

[:es]By watching for a special kind of flare, astronomers have identified the fingerprints of an Earth-size planet orbiting a distant star.[:]

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[:es]The Map of Mathematics[:]

[:es]Here is a map of mathematics as it stands today, mathematics as it is practiced by mathematicians.[:]

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[:es]New Clues About ‘Ambigram’ Viruses With Strange Reversible Genes[:]

[:es]For decades, scientists have been intrigued by tiny viruses whose genetic material can be read both forward and backward. New research begins to explain this puzzling property.[:]