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Europa’s ocean chemistry comes into sharper focus
Laboratory ice experiments narrow the conditions that future missions should look for.
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Physics
Quantum sensors are beginning to map the hidden architecture of Earth
A new generation of instruments can detect minute changes in gravity — and reveal what lies beneath cities, volcanoes and ice sheets.
Energy
Sodium batteries move from promise to power grids
Lower-cost chemistry is finding its niche in long-duration storage.
Climate
Cities are learning to design for compound heat
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Biomedicine
A printed heart valve grows with its recipient
Early evidence points toward implants designed to remodel inside the body.
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