
New ‘telescope-microscope’ detects extremely low levels of light
Quantum image sensor-based device could be used to observe living cells
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Quantum image sensor-based device could be used to observe living cells
A phase change in post-perovskite materials at the so-called D” discontinuity is also evidence for long-predicted slow, convective flows in the mantle itself
"Remarkable" new model of quantum double-exchange ferromagnets could produce fresh insights into these technologically-important materials
Counterintuitive discovery could help develop new technologies that control light
New work could help in the development of materials that host exotic coherent quantum states under ambient conditions
New statistical physics analysis of the French labour market could improve the efficiency of employment markets and help workers adapt to shocks like technological change or economic crises
Researchers characterize the structure of liquid carbon for the first time, thanks to experiments at the European XFEL
Rare sighting could allow astronomers to test theories of binary star systems
Portable biomarker detector could also be used in non-contact diagnostics
Previously unknown protein-based feature in slime allows it to transform from liquid to fibre and back again