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Nanocrystals could drive explosive volcanic eruptions

Small concentrations of tiny nanolites can have deadly consequences

Fundamental constants set upper limit for the speed of sound

Simple yet “eye-catching” formula agrees with experimental results

Black hole’s shadow boosts Einstein’s general theory of relativity

Event Horizon Telescope image tests theory in the strongest gravitational field yet

Net-zero carbon target in UK will require national approach to materials science, says report

Henry Royce Institute calls for government investment to boost materials science in the country and support the use of low-carbon technology

Optical micro-spectroscopies on the tracks of 2D materials

Horiba Scientific explores how Raman and photoluminescence microscopies can address 2D materials challenges

New auxetic material stretches the limits

Helen Gleeson describes a new auxetic material that gets thicker when stretched due to changes at the molecular level

Helen Gleeson with her former PhD student Devesh Mistry

Gating and MLC tracking could increase access to real-time adaptive radiotherapy

Intrafraction motion adaptation strategies could make stereotactic ablative radiotherapy more accessible for prostate cancer patients

Tiny ultrasound detector achieves super-resolution imaging

Chip-based device images structures smaller than living cells

Climate change threatens future astronomical observations

Higher humidity and increased air turbulence need to be taken into account when designing and building new observatories, say researchers

Photo showing a colourful, cloudy sky over telescope domes at Paranal Observatory

Electrocaloric devices show potential for greener air conditioning

Electrical control of entropy could eliminate the need for harmful refrigerants

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Nanocrystals could drive explosive volcanic eruptions

Fundamental constants set upper limit for the speed of sound

Black hole’s shadow boosts Einstein’s general theory of relativity

Net-zero carbon target in UK will require national approach to materials science, says report

Optical micro-spectroscopies on the tracks of 2D materials

New auxetic material stretches the limits

Gating and MLC tracking could increase access to real-time adaptive radiotherapy

Tiny ultrasound detector achieves super-resolution imaging

Climate change threatens future astronomical observations

Electrocaloric devices show potential for greener air conditioning

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