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LIGO could observe intermediate-mass black holes using artificial intelligence

Machine learning system reduces noise in interferometer mirrors

Artist's impression of the generation and detection of gravitational waves

Physicists set to decide location for next-generation Einstein Telescope

Ten years after the first gravitational waves were detected, the location and design for a third-generation gravitational-wave detector are being decided

Illustration of the "2L" design for the Einstein Telescope

New hollow-core fibres break a 40-year limit on light transmission

Researchers at Microsoft and the University of Southampton create fibres that cut signal loss, boost bandwidth and promise faster, greener communications.

Quantum foundations: towards a coherent view of physical reality

Ana María Cetto and Luis de la Peña explain why quantum science must stay focused on foundations

Abstract visualization of two entangled particles connected by a glowing beam of light

Broadband wireless gets even broader thanks to integrated transmitter

Device can process signals at frequencies ranging from below 1 GHz to more than 100 GHz

Image showing a model city with various data transmission use cases highlighted. Base stations used to cover rural areas use sub-6G frequencies. Various base stations used in ultra-dense areas use microwave wavelengths. Satellite and vehicle-to-everything communications use millimetre wavelength. Holographic and remote surgery uses sub-THz to THz wavelengths. A set of circuits and signals at the bottom of the diagram shows how signals become noisier with conversion from one band to another.

Super sticky underwater hydrogels designed using data mining and AI

Researchers combine machine learning with data mining methods to create a record-breaking underwater adhesive hydrogel

Extremely stripped star reveals heavy elements as it explodes

Observation sheds light on the life and death of stars

Famous double-slit experiment gets its cleanest test yet

Single ultracold atoms act as slits, stripping away noise and emphasizing the fundamental nature of wave–particle duality

Graphic showing a red laser beam illuminating a pair of atoms. A screen behind the atoms shows red and black interference fringes

Optical imaging tool could help diagnose and treat sudden hearing loss

Optical coherence tomography can detect fluid imbalance in the inner ear, which correlates with the severity of a patient’s hearing loss

Electrochemical loading boosts deuterium fusion in a palladium target

Benchtop accelerator links electrochemistry to fusion science

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LIGO could observe intermediate-mass black holes using artificial intelligence

Physicists set to decide location for next-generation Einstein Telescope

New hollow-core fibres break a 40-year limit on light transmission

Quantum foundations: towards a coherent view of physical reality

Broadband wireless gets even broader thanks to integrated transmitter

Super sticky underwater hydrogels designed using data mining and AI

Extremely stripped star reveals heavy elements as it explodes

Famous double-slit experiment gets its cleanest test yet

Optical imaging tool could help diagnose and treat sudden hearing loss

Electrochemical loading boosts deuterium fusion in a palladium target

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