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Real-time microscopy of the relaxation of a glass
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This groundbreaking research by Marta Ruiz-Ruiz and colleagues offers new insights into the relaxation dynamics of stable glasses transitioning into their supercooled liquid state. Utilizing real-time atomic force microscopy, the study visualizes the complex behaviors of mobility in liquids, potentially impacting our understanding of the glass transition in various systems.
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