The Gravitational Wave high-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor mission will study fast-radio bursts and gamma-ray bursts related to gravitational-wave events
Read article: China launches GECAM all-sky scanner to study extreme cosmic events
Identifying anatomic changes on MRI scans during proton therapy, and adapting treatment plans accordingly, could improve treatment quality and safety
Read article: MRI during treatment could improve paediatric proton therapy
Device built from off-the-shelf components checks the quality of randomness in real time
Read article: Fast quantum random number generator could advance cryptography on the cheap
Scales on moth wings could inspire lightweight sound insulation
Read article: Acoustic metamaterial helps moths avoid being eaten by bats
Smart speakers use state-of-the-art acoustic sensors, but the technology is still evolving, as Pip Knight explains
Read article: ‘Smart speaker, tell me about your acoustic sensor’
Frequency of microresonator changes with temperature thanks to two-level systems
Read article: Superconducting thermometer takes the temperature of ultracold microwave devices
Technique could provide insights into neutron stars and the aftermath of the Big Bang
Read article: Sound waves in fermionic superfluid are studied in a ‘beautiful’ experiment
“Non-energetic” reactions suggest glycine could have been created before the Sun had formed
Read article: Chemical precursors to life could form in dark interstellar clouds
A strategy to generate and manipulate magnetic fields at a distance could find application in medicine and neuroscience
Read article: ‘Magnetic illusion’ can create magnetic fields at a distance
The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical and the Royal Society of Chemistry, explores the durability and instability issues of perovskite solar cells
Read article: Durable perovskite solar cells
