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Researchers figured out why your shaving cream drips faster than physics says it should. The bubbles themselves rearrange to create escape routes for liquid.

Australian researchers discovered how to transform discarded peanut shells into high-quality graphene, the wonder material that powers modern technology. The breakthrough could solve two problems at once: reducing 10 million tons of annual waste while making graphene cheaper and greener to produce.

A European team just scored €6 million to build an AI that lets scientists "talk" to materials research. The platform could transform how we invent everything from batteries to building materials.