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Reentrant localization in quasiperiodic Thue-Morse chains

Researchers have discovered a reentrant localization phenomenon in quasiperiodic Thue-Morse chains, a type of structure that lies between periodic and disordered systems. This unusual behavior implies that, by varying the energy of a particle in the system, it can transition from a localized to an extended state and then become localized again.…

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NASA Ames Recognizes Its Outstanding Scientists of September 2026

The NASA Ames Research Center's Science Directorate has recognized the outstanding contributions of seven of its scientists as "Stars of the Month" for September 2026. This acknowledgment highlights the commitment, technical expertise, and collaborative spirit required to advance NASA's mission, which spans from exploring our own planet to deep space research. The honorees are Steve Ormsby, Aphrodite Kostakis, Alejandro Borlaff, Sarah Nickerson, Martina Caussi, Keiko Nomura, and Stephen Broccardo.

These scientists have been selected for their fundamental roles in various research areas within NASA Ames. Their work represents the diversity of disciplines that underpin space exploration and technological development, reflecting the entrepreneurial spirit and dedication that characterize the agency. The "Stars of the Month" distinction aims to highlight individual excellence and collective impact on NASA's scientific and engineering objectives.

The NASA Ames Research Center's Science Directorate has recognized the outstanding contributions of seven of its scientists as "Stars of the Month" for September 2026.
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