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Revolutionizing Superconductors: How Slow Atomic Relaxation Unlocks Quantum Secret

Superconductors conduct electricity without energy loss at higher temperatures than traditional superconductors, making it crucial to understand the role of quantum mechanics in these materials.
A study carried out by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory explored atomic relaxation in unconventional superconductors.
Atomic relaxation is a slow process where dopant atoms disrupt the atomic lattice; it provides a unique viewpoint on the interaction of quantum states inside these materials.
The superconducting state itself, as well as charge density waves, influences atomic relaxation; this helps sheds light on the entangled quantum states that define unconventional superconductivity.
Two critical findings were that atomic relaxation slowed down when charge density waves were present, and conversely quickened as the material approached its superconducting state.
This research provides a new method of looking at unusual superconductors, clarifies the entangled quantum states defining their behavior and is vital for developing materials reaching superconductivity at higher practical temperatures.
Researchers utilized advanced tools at the National Synchrotron Light Source II at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Ongoing research into atomic relaxation across different materials aims to increase our understanding of how quantum states interact, hence guiding development toward useful, high-temperature superconductors.
Control and exploration of these quantum states could potentially revolutionize fields like microelectronics, energy transmission, and other areas where efficiency and performance are critical.
This breakthrough represents the collaborative efforts of researchers from SLAC, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Waterloo, Lund University, and the National Synchrotron Light Source II.

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nostalgia meets french tradition at parisian restaurant le cornichon by claves

Le Cornichon is a new Parisian restaurant that brings together French tradition and cinematic nostalgia.
The interior design, done by Claves, pays homage to different eras, from the 1930s to the present.
The restaurant features elements such as speckled mosaic flooring, glossy lacquered wave design, and textured plaster walls.
Authentic retro elements, including vintage finds and neon lights, add to the nostalgic ambiance.

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Designing the Perfect Signup Flow: Balancing Speed, Simplicity, and User Trust

The signup process is more than just a form, it's the first handshake between your product and your user. A clunky experience can lead to frustration and drop-offs. A smooth, intuitive flow builds trust and keeps users engaged.
Optimizing the signup flow is critical for products aiming to scale. It can significantly improve user acquisition and retention.
There are two approaches to designing a signup flow: the traditional multi-step flow and a more modern, user-centric approach that prioritizes speed and simplicity.
Flow 2, which focuses on speed and reduces friction, led to higher signup rates in tests, making it more effective for increasing conversion rates and reducing drop-offs.

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“A Divine Architect ⟶ Spective Earthian”

This business proposal presentation utilizes the Spective Earthian → A Divine Architect anagram cipher as a metaphor and thematic structure.
The presentation outlines the transformation of visionary ideas (ESP) into concrete, actionable plans (CID).
It includes sections on problem statement, vision and goals, solution framework, key proposal features, tools and resources, team, expected outcomes, timeline and milestones, conclusion, and call to action.
Visual design suggestions include using a toroidal knot or fractal design and incorporating abstract backgrounds and architectural imagery.

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Maas river widening provides clay for Atelier NL's ceramics and bricks

Design studio Atelier NL is using the clay from the widening of the Maas river in the Netherlands to produce ceramic plates, bowls, and cups.
They are also turning the clay into bricks that can be sold or donated to local schools for clay modelling experiments.
The clay is a byproduct of the Meanderende Maas infrastructure project, which aims to strengthen the dike and floodplains.
Atelier NL hopes to showcase the versatility of river clay and provide opportunities for others to work with it.

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Beyond Engagement: Why Product Metrics Need a Human Touch

The author reflects on their favorite product, Facebook, and runner-up products that highlight the importance of great design, functionality, and user experience.
The author questions the use of traditional product metrics and suggests measuring ethical outcomes that focus on real human impact.
They propose metrics that assess positive, purposeful interactions and how well products enrich lives through efficiency, creativity, or emotional connection.
The author emphasizes the responsibility of product managers to go beyond engagement and retention and measure the transformative effect products have on users.

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Fluid Horizons: Architecture in Motion

Structures that are weightless as clouds, yet solid as glaciers, with walls breathing light.
Boundaries dissolve, rooms unfurl like waves at rest, blurring the line between land and sky.
Organic grace, capturing nature's influence in luminous whites and azure depths.
A sanctuary for harmony, where architecture invites endless motion and silence swells.

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turntable-like sonic heirloom records any audio and plays it with the sound of ‘singing’ bell

Sonic Heirloom is a turntable-like device created by Map Project Office and Father
The device replays recorded audio with the sound of a singing bell
Users can record audio using a removable puck and play it back on the device
The bell is made from recycled materials and the device can be hung on the wall

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How can one purchase a large amount of cryptocurrency quickly and without high fees?

OTC trading provides a discreet, direct channel between buyers and sellers.
It offers enhanced privacy, deeper liquidity, and personalized terms.
OTC trading is favored by high-volume traders and institutions.
It enables large cryptocurrency transactions without causing market disruption.

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fluid ferrocement shell sculpts cavernous spaces for earthscape studio’s home in india

Beyond planting trees, the building employs innovative low-carbon techniques to harmonize with its surroundings.
A ferrocement shell flows fluidly with arches, forming a self-sustaining structure.
The foliage-covered shell creates a garden-like exterior, while the warm interiors redefine eco-conscious living.
A central courtyard lends open transitions, enhancing light and ventilation throughout the space.

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Design to Demo: Accelerating App Development with AI Tooling

The DataStax Developer Relations team wanted to showcase how Langflow, a low-code, visual IDE, can be used with a local database.
The product designer used V0 for rapid ideation by dropping a screenshot of the UI and generating React code for components.
AI tools such as Claude and ChatGPT were used for troubleshooting errors and gaining different perspectives.
The team leveraged code-based development and reusable components to rapidly launch new apps and adjust demos.

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How to Add Plugins in WordPress

WordPress is a platform that allows adding plugins to expand and change your blog or website easily.
Plugins are like apps for WordPress and can extend its functionality in various ways.
Popular plugins include Google Analytics, Contact Form 7, Google XML Sitemaps, All in One SEO Pack, and Smart Slider.
To add plugins, you can either search and install them automatically from the WordPress Dashboard or manually upload and install custom or premium plugins.

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"Transformative figure" Deborah Berke wins AIA Gold Medal

Deborah Berke, founder of TenBerke and dean of the Yale School of Architecture, has won the 2025 AIA Gold Medal for her innovative, inclusive, and sustainable architectural work.
Berke's career of over four decades has combined design excellence, academic leadership, and a commitment to social and environmental responsibility.
Her projects, such as Richardson Olmsted Complex and Dickinson College High Street Residence Hall, showcase her commitment to sustainability and adaptive reuse.
As an educator, Berke has profoundly influenced architectural pedagogy, making it more inclusive and accessible.

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We have built a new tool to create background and text gradients with Tailwind CSS

Introducing the Tailwind CSS Gradient Generator, a tool that makes creating gradients for backgrounds and text easy.
The generator offers the ability to create gradient backgrounds and add colorful gradient effects to text effortlessly.
It supports Tailwind v3 and provides copy-paste ready Tailwind CSS code for easy integration.
Save time and make your designs stand out with this simple and fast gradient generator.

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SpY’s vast red ovoid suspends from bridge at noor riyadh for glowing gathering point

SpY's Ovoid installation suspends beneath the Wadi Hanifah Bridge in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, emitting a striking red glow for Noor Riyadh art festival.
The 35-meter-high installation engages viewers in a dialogue about scale, materiality, and perception, transforming the urban landscape into a site for sensory interaction.
The vibrant red light saturates the surrounding environment, creating an ethereal duality as it reflects in the still waters under the bridge.
SpY blurs the boundaries between art, architecture, and the natural landscape, presenting a transformative experience through light and sculpture.

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