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A New Spin on Antifreeze

Theorem Unifies Superfluids and Other Weird Materials

Seven Scientific Pioneers Receive the 2012 Kavli Prizes

Tighter 'Stitching' Means Better Graphene

UC Santa Barbara's Kavli Institute Receives Two Grants to Explore Interface of Physics and Biology

Synthetic Blood Vessels Could Lead to Breakthroughs in Tissue Engineering

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A New Spin on Antifreeze

Theorem Unifies Superfluids and Other Weird Materials

Seven Scientific Pioneers Receive the 2012 Kavli Prizes

Tighter 'Stitching' Means Better Graphene

UC Santa Barbara's Kavli Institute Receives Two Grants to Explore Interface of Physics and Biology

Synthetic Blood Vessels Could Lead to Breakthroughs in Tissue Engineering

.css-vyy7ic{display:block;font-size:24px;line-height:1.5;height:3em;font-weight:400;}A New Spin on Antifreeze

Theorem Unifies Superfluids and Other Weird Materials

Seven Scientific Pioneers Receive the 2012 Kavli Prizes

Tighter 'Stitching' Means Better Graphene

UC Santa Barbara's Kavli Institute Receives Two Grants to Explore Interface of Physics and Biology

Synthetic Blood Vessels Could Lead to Breakthroughs in Tissue Engineering

A New Spin on Antifreeze