- by Mark Peplow, special to C&ENNot known for their outgoing nature, 4f orbitals have been caught steering a reaction for the first time
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- by Mark Peplow, special to C&ENNot known for their outgoing nature, 4f orbitals have been caught steering a reaction for the first time
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- by Matt BloisEven with government support, firms in the US and Europe will struggle to catch up with China
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- by Prachi PatelDevices can record neural activity for hours, then be peeled off without damaging hair
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