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New semiconductor laser delivers high power at a single frequency

Photonic crystal with Dirac point suppresses higher-order modes

Astronomers watch ‘lingering death’ of comet as it passes near the Sun

Comet changed colours in unexpected ways at its perihelion

Diamond dosimeter lines up for FLASH radiotherapy

A detailed dosimetric characterization of the flashDiamond detector reveals its suitability for commissioning FLASH radiotherapy electron beams

Neutrino detectors could monitor treaty compliance by nuclear submarines

System could differentiate between uranium isotopes and plutonium

Friction plays crucial role in how dominoes topple in waves

Computer simulations also highlight importance of domino spacing

Quantum theory of consciousness put in doubt by underground experiment

Physicists cast doubt on the role of coherent superpositions in the brain

Still image from a movie taken by the spacecraft Hayabusa2 as it touched down on the surface of the asteroid Ryugu, showing part of the spacecraft against a grey, rocky background.

Asteroid sample offers clues to the origins of our solar system

Analysis of material returned from the Hayabusa2 mission lends support to theories of how the Sun and other bodies formed

New technique opens more of the periodic table to ultracold-atom experiments

Metastable state used in magneto-optical trap to cool indium atoms

Artist's illustration of inside a collider

High-energy physics: are the days of international collaboration coming to an end?

Michael Riordan worries that the glory days of international co-operation in particle physics could be endangered following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Stretchable sensor measures neurotransmitters in the brain and gut

Tissue-like implantable probe enables real-time monitoring of molecules central to brain and intestinal disorders in freely moving mice

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New semiconductor laser delivers high power at a single frequency

Astronomers watch ‘lingering death’ of comet as it passes near the Sun

Diamond dosimeter lines up for FLASH radiotherapy

Neutrino detectors could monitor treaty compliance by nuclear submarines

Friction plays crucial role in how dominoes topple in waves

Quantum theory of consciousness put in doubt by underground experiment

Asteroid sample offers clues to the origins of our solar system

New technique opens more of the periodic table to ultracold-atom experiments

High-energy physics: are the days of international collaboration coming to an end?

Stretchable sensor measures neurotransmitters in the brain and gut

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