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The unique universe of Satyajit Ray

Andrew Robinson delves into the life and work of the famed Bengali film director, who blended art and science

Satyajit Ray, sitting behind the camera operator, on set

3D printed sensor lines up for space plasma detection

A 3D printed plasma sensor for orbiting spacecraft works just as well as more expensive, semiconductor sensors

Citizen scientist discovers 34 brown dwarfs in binary systems

Latest haul could help astronomers understand the dividing line between stars and planets

Illustration of a brown dwarf in a binary system

From tick tock to TikTok: how humans keep track of time

Sharon Ann Holgate reviews A Brief History of Timekeeping: the Science of Marking Time, from Stonehenge to Atomic Clocks by Chad Orzel

Nanoparticle vaccine protects against diverse coronaviruses in animal models

A nanoparticle vaccine containing fragments of eight SARS-like viruses protects against these and other variants

China sets out its climate ambitions

Scientists in China are scrambling to support the government’s plan to reach “net zero” carbon emissions by 2060, as Ling Xin discovers

Opening ceremony of carbon neutrality research centre at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in Beijing

Photothermal surgical dressing prevents skin cancer recurrence

A graphene oxide-based dressing could speed up healing after skin cancer surgery and prevent tumours from reappearing

Thermal vacuum testing helps small-satellite research telescopes look to the stars

Astronomers at the University of Arizona’s Steward Observatory are using test kit from Rydberg Vacuum Sciences to fast-track the development and qualification of a new generation of small-satellite research telescopes

Long-duration spaceflight is bad for the bones

Astronauts returning from six months or more in space have sustained bone loss, even after a year back on Earth

Falling rockets pose increasing danger to human life, study reveals

Researchers call for southern-hemisphere nations to seek an international treaty on re-entry

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The unique universe of Satyajit Ray

3D printed sensor lines up for space plasma detection

Citizen scientist discovers 34 brown dwarfs in binary systems

From tick tock to TikTok: how humans keep track of time

Nanoparticle vaccine protects against diverse coronaviruses in animal models

China sets out its climate ambitions

Photothermal surgical dressing prevents skin cancer recurrence

Thermal vacuum testing helps small-satellite research telescopes look to the stars

Long-duration spaceflight is bad for the bones

Falling rockets pose increasing danger to human life, study reveals

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