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Chiral topographic instability in shrinking spheres
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Explore the fascinating phenomenon of chiral wrinkling topography in core-shell spheres, revealed through the intriguing case of dehydrated passion fruit. This research, conducted by Fan Xu, Yangchao Huang, Shichen Zhao, and Xi-Qiao Feng, uncovers a novel morphoelastic mechanism linked to adaptive grasping and surface morphogenesis.
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