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Using the Frontier supercomputer, researchers have simulated how atoms in tantalum rearrange under pressure, revealing secrets of shape-shifting materials. Published in Nature, this work shows how these materials could switch forms for advanced tech like memory storage or sensors. It might lead to stronger, smarter materials for electronics and engineering soon. 

In the future, this could spark innovations in robotics, aerospace, and sustainable manufacturing with adaptable, high-performance designs.

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