Blood tests reveal brain damage following long-term spaceflight

Quantum Cheshire cats could have a travelling grin

Fusion energy -- now only 25 years away...

Photon–photon collisions could shed light on physics beyond the Standard Model

The Non-Radiating Antenna

Sprinkling basalt over soil could remove huge amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

Solar device generates electricity and desalinates water with no waste brine

Smartphones could create distributed space weather observatory

Indestructible light waves travel through opaque material as if it isn’t there

Researchers in Iran have used a deep neural network (DNN) to extract the foetal electrocardiogram (ECG) from a single abdominal ECG channel

World’s “bluest” sky is in Brazil (2006)

Casimir effect creates 'quantum trap' for tiny objects – Physics World

TIL: China has built a quantum key distribution (QKD) network spanning several KM. The network currently servers 150 users

Photonic nanostructures found on the wings of some butterflies have inspired scientists to create a new & highly accurate sensor for measuring hydrogen gas at room temperature

Endangered Elements

Thirty Years of ‘Against Measurement’

NASA scientists design a nanoscale complementary vacuum field emission transistor

Nuclear clocks are a tick closer to reality thanks to experiments that measured the energy of the lowest excited state of a thorium-229 nucleus to the highest precision ever.

Optical receiver for space communications has ‘unprecedented’ sensitivity

Standing on the outside looking in: X-rays through glass

A team developed a laser manufacturing process to coat surgical masks with a few layers of the carbon sheet that is easier to sterilize (in just 40–100 seconds simply by exposing them to sunlight) and re-use.

Good vibrations: acoustic technologies in cars

Nascar: The Science of Racing Safely

More evidence for a ‘fifth force’ found in radioactive decay measurements – Physics World

A new atomic comagnetometer may be used to detect hypothetical dark matter particles called axions

First-principles calculations shed light on semiconductor defects

Turning Water into Watts

Double Slits with Single Atoms

Quantum Darwinism spotted in diamond spin

A Commercial Path to Fusion

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