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Top and side views of soft mode instabilities in strained monolayer materials. In graphene, boron nitride, and graphane the backbone distorts towards isolated six-atom rings, while molybdenum disulfide undergoes a distinct distortion towards trigonal pyramidal coordination.
Supercomputers Reveal Strange, Stress-Induced Transformations in World’s Thinnest Materials
New Research Proves Gender Bias Extraordinarily Prevalent in STEM Careers
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Heartbleed Highlights a Contradiction in the Web
A paper diagnostic for cancer
A new wrinkle in the control of sound and light waves
For the Love of Money
A Call for Urgent Talks on Mutant Flu-Strain Research
Indian finds breakthrough innovation in the fight against global warming
New Soil Testing Kit for Third World Countries
Knowledge for earnings’ sake
Delayed aging is better investment than cancer, heart disease research
New findings on how the ear hears could lead to better hearing aids
How We’ll Grow The Next Generation Of Buildings With Bacteria
This App Teaches Kids To Code By Letting Them Make Their Own Games
Can the World Afford Cheap Water?