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Wind energy could power human habitations on Mars

Surprising study could lead to re-appraisal of potential landing sites

Instead of celebrating the lone genius in physics, we should focus on collective efforts

Amy Smith celebrates collaboration within physics

Chemistries, materials, and processes for electrochemically mediated carbon capture

Available to watch now, The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with BioLogic, explores the emerging concept of electrochemical carbon capture

National Ignition Facility’s ignition milestone sparks fresh push for laser fusion

Last year's historic demonstration of ignition is stimulating renewed optimism for laser fusion, but many challenges remain

Patient positioning chair paves the way for upright radiotherapy

Upright radiotherapy, enabled by an effective patient positioning system, could improve treatment delivery and patient outcome for several tumour locations

Sterile neutrinos fade as STEREO finds no evidence of oscillations

Neutrino deficit is likely to arise from difficulties in modelling of decay processes

Einstein as you’ve never seen him before

Andrew Robinson reviews Einstein: the Man and His Mind by Gary S Berger and Michael DiRuggiero

Telescope with large-aperture metalens images the Moon

Pioneering application puts metalenses on the road to commercial success

Cosmic-ray muons used to create cryptography system

New scheme encodes and decodes messages using the random arrival of subatomic particles

Collaboration provides catalyst for quantum acceleration

Scientists and engineers with different skills, knowledge and experience are pooling their resources to tackle the challenge of scaling up quantum computers to deliver a computational advantage

Photo of quantum-computing scientists at the University of Oxford.

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Wind energy could power human habitations on Mars

Instead of celebrating the lone genius in physics, we should focus on collective efforts

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National Ignition Facility’s ignition milestone sparks fresh push for laser fusion

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Sterile neutrinos fade as STEREO finds no evidence of oscillations

Einstein as you’ve never seen him before

Telescope with large-aperture metalens images the Moon

Cosmic-ray muons used to create cryptography system

Collaboration provides catalyst for quantum acceleration

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