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2D magnets convert microwaves to light for future quantum networks

A 2D magnetic semiconductor helped CCNY researchers bridge microwave hardware and optical networks with a 300-MHz conversion window.

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ScienceScientists grow half-human brains in living mice to study neurological disorders

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