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For decades, sculpting matter at the nanoscale with precise electrical control has meant equipment that costs as much as a...
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A decade of satellite imagery, census records, and explainable machine learning has exposed an uncomfortable paradox on China's southeastern coast:...
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When an earthquake levels a city, the first satellite overhead may hold the only clear picture of the damage—but only...
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