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Atomic-scale ion transistor could lead to better brain–computer interfaces

Ultrafast device opens and closes channels for selected ions

Artist's impression of a network of neurons

Quantum-based pressure and vacuum measurements and NIST on a chip

IUVSTA, Agilent Vacuum Products and Inficon helps you to learn about the NIST on a Chip Program

Indestructible light waves travel through opaque material as if it isn’t there

Scattering-invariant modes of light are transmitted through a disordered medium in the same way as through homogeneous space

Fighting algorithmic bias in artificial intelligence

Julianna Photopoulos explores the issues of racial and gender bias in AI – and what physicists can do to recognize and tackle the problem

Illustration of a face formed from pixels

Are antimatter stars firing bullets of antihelium at Earth?

Astronomers have identified 14 antimatter star candidates and placed strict limits on how many "antistars" could exist in the Milky Way

How to keep a skipping stone on a steady path across water

Study could help aircraft and spacecraft land more safely on water

Real-world tests of hybrid cars show higher-than-expected emissions

Failure to charge vehicles frequently enough blamed for excess

Spinning brown dwarfs might have reached their speed limit

Astronomers have discovered three new brown dwarfs that are spinning faster than any others found before

Why now is the time to change bad exam habits

Paolo Elias says that the COVID-19 pandemic offers the chance to revamp how we assess physics students at school and college

Synthetic ivory can be 3D printed

New material has been used to restore 17th century decorations

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Atomic-scale ion transistor could lead to better brain–computer interfaces

Quantum-based pressure and vacuum measurements and NIST on a chip

Indestructible light waves travel through opaque material as if it isn’t there

Fighting algorithmic bias in artificial intelligence

Are antimatter stars firing bullets of antihelium at Earth?

How to keep a skipping stone on a steady path across water

Real-world tests of hybrid cars show higher-than-expected emissions

Spinning brown dwarfs might have reached their speed limit

Why now is the time to change bad exam habits

Synthetic ivory can be 3D printed

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