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Deep learning classifies tissue for precision medicine

Optical microscopy technique shows promise for diagnostics

Scientists using microscopes and computers

From rabbits and foxes to the human gut microbiome, physics is helping us understand the natural world

A conversation about theoretical ecology with physicists Ada Altieri and Silvia De Monte

Photos of Ada Altieri and Silvia De Monte

Scientists decry ‘scientific injustice’ over lack of climate data in developing regions

Group says lives are being threatened by a shortage of information

Hints of a 3D quantum spin liquid revealed by neutron scattering

Evidence for “emergent photons” seen in frustrated antiferromagnet

Physicist Diana Kirschbaum works in a lab

Exographer: a scientific odyssey in pixel form

Andrew Glester reviews the computer game Exographer developed by SciFunGames

Screenshot from a pixel-art computer game puzzle based on particle physics

Tensions rise between US administration and science agencies

The Trump administration’s policies are putting pressure on the country’s scientific agencies and staff members are beginning to take action

Large group of people stood on grass outside a tall building holding a "75" sign

Spin-qubit control circuit stays cool

Cryogenic architecture supports tighter integration

A cosmic void may help resolve the Hubble tension

Baryon acoustic oscillations point to area of low density surrounding the Milky Way

Diversity in UK astronomy and geophysics declining, finds survey

Diversity in UK astronomy and geophysics has reduced in recent years, with the fields becoming more white

CP violation in baryons is seen for the first time at CERN

LHCb result is consistent with the Standard Model, but could provide a path to new physics

Illustration of how CP violation was detected by LHCb

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Deep learning classifies tissue for precision medicine

From rabbits and foxes to the human gut microbiome, physics is helping us understand the natural world

Scientists decry ‘scientific injustice’ over lack of climate data in developing regions

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Exographer: a scientific odyssey in pixel form

Tensions rise between US administration and science agencies

Spin-qubit control circuit stays cool

A cosmic void may help resolve the Hubble tension

Diversity in UK astronomy and geophysics declining, finds survey

CP violation in baryons is seen for the first time at CERN

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