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User experience of MRIdian and Halcyon linacs commissioning and QA with the THALES 3D MR SCANNER

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explains how you can use the THALES 3D SCANNER as a tool for fast and efficient commissioning procedures of bore-type linacs

Earth is ‘well-hidden’ from extraterrestrial civilizations hunting for habitable planets

Our position in the Milky Way makes it difficult for Earth to be detected using photometric microlensing

Artist impression of space-based solar power

Space-based solar power: could beaming sunlight back to Earth meet our energy needs?

Jon Cartwright weighs up ambitious plans to beam solar power from space to Earth

New design for solar laser could have applications in space

Four-mirror pumping of laser rods avoids uneven heating

Debate, discover, disseminate: why the ‘iron rule’ of science is so effective

Mike Follows reviews The Knowledge Machine: How an Unreasonable Idea Created Modern Science by Michael Strevens

Giant ‘BEASTie’ planets may have been stolen from their parent stars

Large, hot stars are involved in planetary heists, say astronomers

Low-temperature water electrolysers – advantages, bottlenecks and outlook

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Gamry Instruments, BioLogic and Hiden Analytical, explores recent advances on low-temperature water electrolysers

LED streetlights are increasing blue-light pollution in Europe

Study highlights threats to human health, wildlife and the night sky

MICROSCOPE satellite puts Einstein’s general relativity to record-breaking test

Orbital freefall experiment leaves the equivalence principle intact, at least for now

Turning a quantum advantage: IBM’s Jay Gambetta on seamlessly integrating quantum and classical computing

Vice-president of IBM Quantum Jay Gambetta talks to Philip Ball about the company’s advances over the last 20 years, and its recently announced roadmap to “quantum advantage”

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User experience of MRIdian and Halcyon linacs commissioning and QA with the THALES 3D MR SCANNER

Earth is ‘well-hidden’ from extraterrestrial civilizations hunting for habitable planets

Space-based solar power: could beaming sunlight back to Earth meet our energy needs?

New design for solar laser could have applications in space

Debate, discover, disseminate: why the ‘iron rule’ of science is so effective

Giant ‘BEASTie’ planets may have been stolen from their parent stars

Low-temperature water electrolysers – advantages, bottlenecks and outlook

LED streetlights are increasing blue-light pollution in Europe

MICROSCOPE satellite puts Einstein’s general relativity to record-breaking test

Turning a quantum advantage: IBM’s Jay Gambetta on seamlessly integrating quantum and classical computing

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