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Quantum sensor could reduce electric-vehicle battery weight by 10%

Diamond impurities measure electrical current in noisy environments

National Ignition Facility’s laser-fusion milestone ignites debate

After failing to reproduce last year’s record-breaking fusion-energy shot, scientists at the US National Ignition Facility have gone back to the drawing board

Ultrasound technique captures micron-scale images of brain activity

Combining functional ultrasound with ultrasound localization microscopy enables visualization of brain-wide neuronal activity at the micron scale

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US government calls time on open-access embargoes

The US government has called for all government-funded research to be made freely available to read immediately after publication.

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From ATLAS to the control room: a high-school student’s week at CERN

Sixth-form student Annabelle Gill discusses a week-long internship at CERN

Tiny sensor simultaneously measures electrical and mechanical activity in heart cells

Research could lead to more precise biomedical devices for cardiac disease studies, drug testing and regenerative medicine

Waving coral synchronizes according to temperature and light conditions

Mathematical analysis could inform coral conservation efforts

CERN's proposed The Future Circular Collider

CERN’s proposed 100 km-circumference ‘Higgs factory’ has lower environmental impact than competing designs, finds study

Analysis finds that the Future Circular Collider is the most energy efficient of the planned future particle colliders

Vascular grafts created by weaving threads of amniotic membrane

Researchers fabricate small-diameter vascular grafts by weaving threads of human amniotic membrane into tubes

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Knitting space–time out of quantum entanglement

Clara Aldegunde goes on an intellectual journey to understand how quantum phenomena may thread together the fabric of space–time, giving rise to our reality

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Quantum sensor could reduce electric-vehicle battery weight by 10%

National Ignition Facility’s laser-fusion milestone ignites debate

Ultrasound technique captures micron-scale images of brain activity

US government calls time on open-access embargoes

From ATLAS to the control room: a high-school student’s week at CERN

Tiny sensor simultaneously measures electrical and mechanical activity in heart cells

Waving coral synchronizes according to temperature and light conditions

CERN’s proposed 100 km-circumference ‘Higgs factory’ has lower environmental impact than competing designs, finds study

Vascular grafts created by weaving threads of amniotic membrane

Knitting space–time out of quantum entanglement

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