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New strategies help stop the recrystallization of ice crystals in frozen foods
New strategies help stop the recrystallization of ice crystals in frozen foods
Science in brief
Science in brief
Raucous parties lead to abandoned alcohol, and the next morning, hosts may wake up to buzzing after-party guests — flies.
According to a study recently published in Nature Communications, a 500 million-year-old marine ancestor may have had a sixth sense:
In a recently accepted study in the journal, Physical Review Letters, researchers have successfully created a new carbon allotrope that
Science in brief
Science in brief
Raucous parties lead to abandoned alcohol, and the next morning, hosts may wake up to buzzing after-party guests — flies.
According to a study recently published in Nature Communications, a 500 million-year-old marine ancestor may have had a sixth sense:
In a recently accepted study in the journal, Physical Review Letters, researchers have successfully created a new carbon allotrope that