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  • Culture & Trends Manager, YouTube
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YouTube launches Roblox Museum to mark 1 trillion views

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By Madeline Buxton
| blog.youtube
Video format not supported Culture and Trends YouTube launches Roblox Museum to mark 1 Trillion views In the early 2000s, within just a year of each other, both YouTube and Roblox were founded. This timing led to a notable relationship between the two: Since its early days, creators have used Roblox as a kind of creative studio, combining video and game mechanics to push the boundaries of self-expression and storytelling.
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Surface Mapping of Functionalized Two-Dimensional Nanosheets: Graphene Oxide and MXene Materials

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By Madeline Buxton, Justin A. Brackenridge, Valeriia Poliukhova, Dhriti Nepal
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The use of functional two-dimensional (2D) materials in diverse polymer composites requires new and improved surface functionalities to take full advantage of their high specific surface area, high Young’s modulus, tailored interfacial adhesion, and good thermal conductivity.
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Vivid Structural Coloration in Transparent MXene‐Cellulose Nanocrystals Composite Films

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By Botyo Dimitrov, Valeriia Poliukhova, Madeline Buxton, Claire Joo
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Biological photonic crystals are ubiquitous among living organisms, with structural coloration serving for protection, communication, and camouflaging.[1-4] The simplest photonic materials are layered periodic (lamellar) structures based on two optically contrasting phases, widely known as 1D photonic materials (so called Bragg stacks), and they are common for both biological and man-made materials.[5] Although the optical properties of these photonic materials have been...
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