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How jiggling underground cables could monitor earthquakes
Researchers hope to turn the miles and miles of optical fibers already buried under California’s San Francisco Bay Area into an array of earthquake-detecting sensors.
Ker Than is a contributing writer for Caltech.
Researchers hope to turn the miles and miles of optical fibers already buried under California’s San Francisco Bay Area into an array of earthquake-detecting sensors.
Caltech scientists have produced the most detailed map yet of the massive protein machine that controls access to the DNA-containing heart of the cell.
Caltech neuroscientists have looked inside brain cells as they undergo the intense bursts of neural activity known as "ripples" that are thought to underlie memory formation.