If the Milky Way could talk, what would it say?
Cait Cullen reviews The Milky Way: an Autobiography of our Galaxy by Moiya McTier
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Cait Cullen reviews The Milky Way: an Autobiography of our Galaxy by Moiya McTier
Read article: If the Milky Way could talk, what would it say?
The rapid rise of transformative agreements between publishers and research consortia is providing extra impetus to the Electrochemical Society's long-standing ambition to "Free the Science"
Read article: Electrochemical Society powers ahead with open science
Physicist Michael Robertson has worked in optical communications for over 40 years. Anita Chandran talks to him about his pioneering career
Read article: Michael Robertson: pioneer of optical communications disconnects from the network
New models could help put Einstein’s general relativity to the test
Read article: Gravitational waves from merging black holes go nonlinear
Errors can be reduced by increasing number of qubits
Read article: Breakthrough in quantum error correction could lead to large-scale quantum computers
New demonstration of unusual phenomenon could help improve wireless communication
Read article: Physicists perform first measurement of ‘time reflection’ in microwaves
Imaging cerebral oxygenation during radiotherapy with functional near-infrared spectroscopy provides a step toward personalized cancer treatments
Read article: Real-time monitoring of brain tissue oxygenation could personalize radiotherapy
Ian Randall reviews The First City on Mars: an Urban Planner’s Guide to Settling the Red Planet by Justin Hollander
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Optical effect could reveal pollutants in water
Read article: Flashing droplets could shed light on atomic physics and quantum tunnelling
Memories fade into noise to make room for new information
Read article: Chaos plays a role in how memories are forgotten, simulations suggest