The Dutch manufacturer Delft Circuits is rewriting the rules of I/O cabling technology for full-stack quantum computing systems
Read article: Delft Circuits: cryogenic RF cable innovations offer a flexible path to quantum scalability
Stefano Mensa of the STFC Hartree Centre on how industry can use quantum computing to unlock opportunities for growth
Read article: How the STFC Hartree Centre is helping UK industry de-risk quantum computing investment
Artificial intelligence could help sniff out questionable open-access publications that are more interested in profit than scientific integrity
Read article: Artificial intelligence could help detect ‘predatory’ journals
Accessible systems is classical and operates at room temperature
Read article: Space–time crystal emerges in a liquid crystal
Observation provides new insights into the heaviest subatomic particle
Read article: Top quarks embrace in quasi-bound toponium
Combining nodal seismic networks with AI creates a high-resolution 3D model of the internal structure of an active volcano
Read article: Researchers map the unrest in the Vulcano volcano
Multifocus microscope uses 25 tiny cameras to image rapid biological processes over the entire volume of small living organisms
Read article: High-speed 3D microscope improves live imaging of fast biological processes
Machine learning system reduces noise in interferometer mirrors
Read article: LIGO could observe intermediate-mass black holes using artificial intelligence
Ten years after the first gravitational waves were detected, the location and design for a third-generation gravitational-wave detector are being decided
Read article: Physicists set to decide location for next-generation Einstein Telescope
Researchers at Microsoft and the University of Southampton create fibres that cut signal loss, boost bandwidth and promise faster, greener communications.
Read article: New hollow-core fibres break a 40-year limit on light transmission
