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The field of heat transfer has traditionally focused on the movement of thermal energy through quantum particles known as phonons. However, recent advancements in nanoscale semiconductors have revealed that phonons alone are not sufficient to efficiently remove heat at such small scales. To address this issue, researchers from Purdue University have turned their attention to
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Roboticists at the Technical University of Munich, in Germany, are making significant advancements in the field of quadruped robots by incorporating a flexible spine and tail into their design. This development, detailed in the journal Science Robotics, aims to replicate the flexibility found in the spines of four-legged animals. While most existing quadruped robots possess
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The future of Destiny 2 developer Bungie hangs in the balance as rumors circulate that a full Sony takeover may be imminent. According to anonymous sources, Bungie’s forthcoming expansion, The Final Shape, needs to meet sales expectations to avoid this drastic outcome. The studio, already burdened by financial obligations, is even prepared to cut staff
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a complex and rapidly developing field that has far-reaching impacts on society. Kevin Frazier, an assistant professor of law at St. Thomas University, recognizes the need for inclusive global cooperation in navigating AI’s intricate societal implications. In a recent interview, Frazier discussed his efforts to create an open-source legal syllabus that
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In 1960, Joaquin Luttinger proposed a universal statement that established a relationship between the total number of particles a system can accommodate and its behavior under low-energy excitations. Initially applicable to systems of independent particles, Luttinger’s theorem surprisingly retains its accuracy even in cases of strongly correlated quantum matter where interactions between particles are significant.
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In a world grappling with the challenges of population growth, increasing energy demands, and water scarcity, engineers at Cornell University have revolutionized the way we think about sustainable solutions. By combining two essential systems, integrated pumped hydro reverse osmosis system (IPHROS), not only can coastal cities meet their energy needs but also address the pressing
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