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Squirty gels bring food-like flavors to virtual reality
A new device recreates complex flavors including lemonade, coffee and fish soup by delivering a mix of chemicals.
By Simon Makin
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A new device recreates complex flavors including lemonade, coffee and fish soup by delivering a mix of chemicals.
Models are representations of real-life systems or processes that we use to ask questions, make predictions and test our knowledge.
This math, and the geometers who use it, can solve problems from how to stack oranges to designing better vaccines.
Nathaniel Frissell uses radio data to study how eclipses affect a layer of the atmosphere called the ionosphere.
This cellulose and lignin, two major building blocks of trees, could lead to greener electronics.
Today’s bot-building robots aren’t set on world domination. But scientists and philosophers want to keep future tech in check.
Why are some materials more susceptible to static cling than others? Investigate by making your own electroscope.
Finalists in the 2023 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge are doing projects that aim to help others.
A new compact 3-D printer can produce COVID-19 vaccine patches. These are less painful than the jab and can be stored more easily than liquid vaccines.
Living corals could be frozen for safekeeping. Scientists could later revive them to restore reef ecosystems that are withering in warming seas.