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Quantum sieve could make deuterium much cheaper

Pores in metal-organic framework open when deuterium gas is present

Immunotherapy plus radiotherapy: the next big opportunity in radiation oncology?

Excitement is growing about the synergies between immunotherapy and radiation therapy, but there’s a long way to go before the clinical opportunities are realized at scale

Photons stay entangled despite huge jump in frequency

New technique preserves quantum correlations between two photons even when the frequency of one is increased by 125 terahertz

Diagram showing a red waveform entering a fibre, interacting with molecules represented by ball-and-stick models, and coming out as a blue waveform

Undersea muon detectors monitor variations in water depth

Meteotsunami is detected in Tokyo Bay

First-ever image of the black hole ‘shadow’ at the heart of the Milky Way revealed by the Event Horizon Telescope

First picture of the glowing surroundings around Sagittarius A* could offer clues to the inner workings of supermassive black holes

Opening up innovation and change

Roland Harwood on open innovation, how he's helped organizations from Lego to the UN to implement change, and why he believes physics is leading the way in collaboration

Abstract illustration of collaboration and innovation

Focused ultrasound: a potential treatment for type 2 diabetes?

Ultrasound neuromodulation prevented or reversed the onset of diabetes in three different preclinical models

The legacy of Liverpool’s forgotten synchrocyclotron

The University of Liverpool’s synchrocyclotron helped define physics in the 20th century, yet little trace of it remains. Rob Lea looks into the history of this lost machine

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Quantum error correction makes its zero-magnetic field debut

Field-free technique could be used to control quantum devices that combine superconducting- and spin-based qubits

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A steampunk guide to quantum physics

Philip Ball reviews Quantum Steampunk: the Physics of Yesterday’s Tomorrow by Nicole Yunger Halpern

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Quantum sieve could make deuterium much cheaper

Immunotherapy plus radiotherapy: the next big opportunity in radiation oncology?

Photons stay entangled despite huge jump in frequency

Undersea muon detectors monitor variations in water depth

First-ever image of the black hole ‘shadow’ at the heart of the Milky Way revealed by the Event Horizon Telescope

Opening up innovation and change

Focused ultrasound: a potential treatment for type 2 diabetes?

The legacy of Liverpool’s forgotten synchrocyclotron

Quantum error correction makes its zero-magnetic field debut

A steampunk guide to quantum physics

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