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Published November 9, 2009 Below a critical thickness, liquid-crystal films will exhibit molecular ordering similar to that of spins in a helical magnet. |
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Published June 29, 2009 The rapid evaporation of solvent during spin casting—a technique widely used in the manufacture of plastic parts—may prevent polymer films from reaching equilibrium. |
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Published April 13, 2009 Scaling laws are a useful way to characterize fluid flow over a wide range of flow rates and experimental conditions. Theorists now explain several earlier experiments by finding a scaling law that describes how a liquid-liquid interface changes shape when driven by viscous forces. |
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Published February 23, 2009 Gold wire networks made with a simple tabletop method may provide an alternative to more expensive transparent conductors. |
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Published September 29, 2008 High-intensity x-ray measurements show how suspended particles in a narrow channel are attracted to—or repelled from—the channel walls depending on the ionic concentration of the suspension. These results could have implications for the design of nanofluidic devices. |
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