"Crisis" as second cable snaps supporting a metal tower platform above the telescope's main reflector dish
Read article: Second cable failure puts iconic Arecibo Observatory at risk of collapse
Eerie emissions could shed light on Europa’s capacity to harbour life
Read article: Jupiter’s moon Europa could glow in the dark
Research could lead to the design of targeted drugs for COVID-19
Read article: Neutrons give an atomic-scale view of SARS-CoV-2 replication mechanism
A common method of dose calculation is improved by considering tumour mass and mineralization, with consequences for treating metastatic bone cancers
Read article: Tumour composition matters in radiopharmaceutical therapy
Temperature reduction could also increase lifetime of photovoltaic systems
Read article: Radiative cooling boosts solar cell voltage by as much as 25%
Amar S Bhalla and Avadh Saxena pick out their favourite applications of ferroelectricity 100 years on since its discovery
Read article: Ferroelectricity: 100 years on
Researchers are developing a low-cost fibre-optic spectrometer that can rapidly identify and characterize skin cancers
Read article: Mid-IR spectrometer provides non-invasive skin cancer detection
Networks of sensors could extend multimessenger astronomy to beyond the Standard Model
Read article: Atomic clocks could detect exotic low-mass fields from merging black holes
Gérard Mourou, Stefan Hell and Theodore Hänsch have warned that cuts to photonics would be disastrous for Europe's technological goals
Read article: Nobel laureates claim European Commission set to slash photonics budget by 30%
The tone of some of the criticism over the discovery sparks outrage in the community
Read article: Controversy erupts among astronomers over whether phosphine really was discovered on Venus
