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Disjoint in Name Only: Illusory Resilience in the Internet
Subhadeep Sahoo, Hrishikesh B Acharya
Internet path diversity is usually verified at the logical layer: two alternatives may share no AS or IP link yet traverse the same facility, conduit, or submarine landing zone. We…
Models for nuclear fusion in the solid state
Peter L. Hagelstein, Florian Metzler, Matt K. Lilley +2
This article presents a theoretical framework for enhancing nuclear fusion rates in solid-state environments under near-ambient conditions. Drawing on quantum tunneling, electron s…
Material properties of biomolecular condensates emerge from nanoscale dynamics
Nicola Galvanetto, Miloš T. Ivanović, Simone A. Del Grosso +5
Biomolecular condensates form by phase separation of biological polymers and have important functions in the cell functions that are inherently connected to their physical prop…
Quantum Engineering for Energy Applications
Florian Metzler, Jorge Sandoval, Nicola Galvanetto
Quantum engineering seeks to create novel technologies based on the exploitation of distinctly nonclassical behaviors such as quantum superposition. The vast majority of currently…
Known mechanisms that increase nuclear fusion rates in the solid state
Florian Metzler, Camden Hunt, Nicola Galvanetto
We investigate known mechanisms for enhancing nuclear fusion rates at ambient temperatures and pressures in solid-state environments. In deuterium fusion, on which the paper is foc…
Single-cell unroofing: probing topology and nanomechanics of native membranes
Nicola Galvanetto
Cell membranes separate the cell interior from the external environment. They are constituted by a variety of lipids; their composition determines the dynamics of membrane proteins…
Fodis: software for protein unfolding analysis
Nicola Galvanetto, Andrea Perissinotto, Andrea Pedroni +1
The folding dynamics of proteins at the single molecule level has been studied with single-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) experiments for twenty years, but a common standardize…