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Single molecule optical microscopy allows researchers to "see and touch" tiny molecular machines measuring only one nanometer.

Using the K computer, scientists have performed the largest ensemble simulation of global weather to date, involving 10,240 parallel simulations.

The identification of MED12, found in 60 percent of fibroadenoma patients, could lead to better diagnosis of the common breast tumor.

Inspired by a wire in the washing basket, scientists have developed a new material that can twist light

Tata Communication's US$200 million investment will double the capacity of its data center in New Delhi.

Study shows that birds prefer red and black over other fruit colors, suggesting that bird preferences may have influenced fruit color evolution.

A study in guinea pigs finds that polySia is a functional biomarker which controls the development of inner ear stem cells.

Combining surface plasmon polaritons with non-linear liquids is a promising way of controlling the polarization of light.

A study shows that pelicans are particularly susceptible to fishing tackle injuries, forming 59 percent of all birds injured.

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