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	(Sponsor this newsletter) The entropy of nations: Global energy inequality lessens, but for how long? Inequality in the way nations consume energy has been lessening in recent years. An underlying thermodynamic process seems to be at work. Read More » Electronic tongues measure grape ripeness Electronic tongues can become an ally of grape growers as they offer detailed information on the degree of grape maturity and this could improve competitiveness. Read More » Environment affects an organism's complexity Scientists have demonstrated that organisms with greater complexity are more likely to evolve in complex environments. Read More » How invariant natural killers keep tuberculosis in check Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a major cause of death worldwide, and a formidable foe. Most healthy people can defend themselves against tuberculosis, but they need all parts of their immune system to work together. A new study reveals how a special class of immune cells called "invariant natural killer T cells" make their contribution to this concerted effort. Read More » Another step towards understanding the quantum behavior of cold atoms Physicists have explored, on a theoretical level, some quantum effects that take place in atoms at a very low temperature. Firstly, he has discovered that boson-type atoms and fermion-type ones can be mixed in a specific way. So he has made the necessary conditions for carrying out these experiments available to experimental physicists. Secondly, he has deduced how fermions would influence bosons in this case. Read More »
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