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[1987] Subboundary-free zone-melt recrystallization of thin-film silicon. Applied Physics Letters.

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Joshua on Supplement that alphabetized display with another graph showing the states in a more informative order.July 8, 2026 8:40 PM
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Joshua, To be fair, I don't disagree with the potential to write a fairly complex model incorporating all the things…
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This is depressing. It seems to me that professional association ethical rules often cover this terrain to an extent, but…
AAAnonymous on Is fabricating data worse than fabricating results? Is failing to correct a known false report more or less serious than making the false report in the first place?July 8, 2026 2:36 PM
Quote from above: "Where does this all stand relative to failing to correct or even doubling down on claims whilst…
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Not: Regarding your last sentence: I give cheaters zero credit for "not holding themselves forth as paragons of virtue." What…
Not a paragon on Is fabricating data worse than fabricating results? Is failing to correct a known false report more or less serious than making the false report in the first place?July 8, 2026 1:19 PM
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Jonathan (another one) on Is fabricating data worse than fabricating results? Is failing to correct a known false report more or less serious than making the false report in the first place?July 8, 2026 11:44 AM
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I hadn't noticed! I'll try it.
Rodney Sparapani on A message for Carol TavrisJuly 7, 2026 10:22 AM
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David, a Bostonian in Tokyo on Turning chaotic sensitivity from a bug into a feature: Using physical modeling and deep learning to alter the paths of storms and mitigate extreme weather eventsJuly 7, 2026 4:38 AM
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