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European hydrogen programs: from Hydrogen Manifesto to Clean Energy Act

The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical, explore the main trends in the European landscape of hydrogen technology

Complex numbers are essential in quantum theory, experiments reveal

Imaginary numbers are more that just a mathematical convenience

Theory of non-reciprocal flow could lead to new quantum devices

Synthetic magnetic fields control flow around quantum trimers

Hydrogen’s big shot: where we are and where we are going

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Hiden Analytical, Scribner and Gamry Instruments, explore the benefits and economics of hydrogen within our energy system

Droplets bounce off each other in new triple Leidenfrost effect

Differing boiling points stop water and ethanol from coalescing

Automated radiotherapy planning: a deep transfer learning approach

Scientists develop a deep transfer learning model that automates radiation treatment planning for tricky-to-plan cancers

Frequency upconversion makes infrared light visible

Method could make it easier to sense infrared wavelengths without the need for cryogenically cooled detectors

A new cosmic dawn: peering across the universe with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

With the James Webb Space Telescope finally launched, Keith Cooper explores the mission’s troubled past, its technological advances and the exciting future of astronomy

Artist's conception of the James Webb Space Telescope

Wearable device provides advance warning of epileptic seizures

Data from a non-invasive wrist-worn monitoring device can forecast epileptic seizures about 30 minutes before they occur

Commercial AI system enables autonomous detection of vision-threatening diabetic retinopathy

An artificial intelligence system that simplifies diabetes retinal screening could help save the vision of millions of people around the world

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European hydrogen programs: from Hydrogen Manifesto to Clean Energy Act

Complex numbers are essential in quantum theory, experiments reveal

Theory of non-reciprocal flow could lead to new quantum devices

Hydrogen’s big shot: where we are and where we are going

Droplets bounce off each other in new triple Leidenfrost effect

Automated radiotherapy planning: a deep transfer learning approach

Frequency upconversion makes infrared light visible

A new cosmic dawn: peering across the universe with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

Wearable device provides advance warning of epileptic seizures

Commercial AI system enables autonomous detection of vision-threatening diabetic retinopathy

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