08/09/2015

Are preprints in paleontology really that radical?

The topic of preprints for paleontologists has gotten a nice flurry of discussion this week, thanks to a blog post by Liz Martin-Silverstone. Preprints, for those who are not familiar, are non-final and unpublished versions ...

Realization of the building block of a Hund's metal

Understanding the physical mechanism for high temperature superconductors is a key step toward a room temperature superconductor. One characteristic aspect of these materials is the simultaneous presence of charges which ...

Crocs suffer in competition with humans

Many of the world's 27 species of crocodylians will soon be either totally or locally extinct due to human population expansion and intensive land-use, according to a University of Queensland researcher.

Study points way toward 'filming' molecule-light interactions

A new study from UNL physicists could inform the future production of 3-D movies starring light-driven molecular reactions that already play leading roles in photosynthesis, vision and many state-of-the-art technologies.

Video: ESTEC on the move

A composite day at ESTEC, the European space research and technology centre, as depicted in time-lapse format.

People in Southwest valued caffeine even in 750 A.D.

There were not large numbers of people in the eighth century living in what is now the Southwestern United States and Northwestern Mexico, but the inhabitants who were there really valued cacao and holly beverages which were ...

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