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Definition of a flip. The walker (represented by a green crocodile) is arriving at a site that has not yet been visited (shown in red), where it immediately consumes (for the n-th time) the food, shown in red on the right and blue on the left (sites where food has already been consumed appear in black). If the next food consumed is blue (to the left of the area already visited), a flip will have occurred; if it is red, it will not.
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13.02.2026
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Expanding the territory explored: a single law to rule them all!

Flips describe the transition of a random walker from one edge of the territory he has already visited to the other. Despite their apparent complexity for walkers with memory, they obey a universal…
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12.02.2026
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When quasicrystals meet the quantum Hall effect

This study shows that quasicrystals, although they do not have a repeating pattern, inherit the topological properties of the quantum Hall effect. Using the Fibonacci–Hall model, the researcher…
Schematic view of the modeling of coherent diffraction of a beam of hydrogen atoms through a sheet of graphene.
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05.02.2026
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Hydrogen atoms reveal interactions at the atomic scale in graphene

Physicists have succeeded in observing diffraction patterns of unprecedented quality by passing fast hydrogen atoms through a sheet of graphene just one atom thick, an experimental and theoretical…
Figure : A riboswitch acts as a biological sensor, changing its shape from an “ON” state (left) to an “OFF” state (right) when it binds to a metabolite, enabling it to control gene activity.
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30.01.2026
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Designing molecular switches using AI

Researchers have succeeded in synthesizing new molecules that mimic the complex behavior of certain biological molecules using AI algorithms inspired by statistical physics.
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