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Artist’s illustration of two merging neutron stars. The rippling space-time grid represents gravitational waves that travel out from the collision, while the narrow beams show the bursts of gamma rays that are shot out just seconds after the gravitational waves. Swirling clouds of material ejected from the merging stars are also depicted. The clouds glow with visible and other wavelengths of light.

Telescopes, accelerators and LIGO team up to probe neutron stars

Multimessenger astronomy observations combine with heavy-ion collision experiments to constrain the equation of state for super-dense stellar remnants

A Continuous BEC being created in Amsterdam

Continuous Bose–Einstein condensate opens the door to continuous-wave atom lasers

New cooling setup reduces atom losses

Advanced algorithm predicts outcome for patients with severe brain injury

A deep-learning model analyses CT scans and clinical data to enable appropriate care following severe traumatic brain injury

RadCalcSuite: patient-centric QA solutions

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores patient-centric QA solutions using the RadCalcSuite

New benchmark set for magnetic monopole searches

Hypothetical particles could be created by cosmic-ray collisions in the atmosphere

Early adopters position themselves for quantum advantage

The UK's National Quantum Computing Centre has launched the SparQ applications discovery programme to help organizations explore the potential of use cases for quantum computing

AI framework overcomes segmentation challenges for online adaptive radiotherapy

A registration-guided deep-learning framework edits cone-beam CT contours for online adaptive radiation therapy

In vivo dosimetry with RadCalc’s 3D EPID module: commissioning and first clinical results

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores the commissioning and initial test results of RadCalc’s 3D EPID module

Slowest ever neutron star is found in cosmic graveyard

Puzzling radio signal could indicate a new class of stellar remnant

Living in a material world: a scientist’s approach to making

Susanne Klein reviews Handmade: a Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making by Anna Ploszajski

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Telescopes, accelerators and LIGO team up to probe neutron stars

Continuous Bose–Einstein condensate opens the door to continuous-wave atom lasers

Advanced algorithm predicts outcome for patients with severe brain injury

RadCalcSuite: patient-centric QA solutions

New benchmark set for magnetic monopole searches

Early adopters position themselves for quantum advantage

AI framework overcomes segmentation challenges for online adaptive radiotherapy

In vivo dosimetry with RadCalc’s 3D EPID module: commissioning and first clinical results

Slowest ever neutron star is found in cosmic graveyard

Living in a material world: a scientist’s approach to making

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