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Water in a Tight Spot Dances Differently

Matter to Life, 12 October 202612 October 2026

In water, molecules dance hand in hand: small circles open up, partners switch places, and groups rearrange themselves. Their “hands” are hydrogen bonds, which continuously form and break. Inside a very narrow nanotube, the confined space and surrounding walls change the choreography: many hands remain…

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Life Needs Rhythm: The THz Dance of Peptide Nanotubes

Matter to Life, 21 September 202630 September 2026

Una cosa che raccomandano spesso nei corsi di rianimazione è di tenere a mente Stayin’ Alive dei Bee Gees: il suo ritmo, poco sopra i 100 battiti al minuto, cade nell’intervallo indicato per mantenere la frequenza delle compressioni durante il massaggio cardiaco. È un esempio curioso, ma racconta una cosa…

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