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Kirigami-inspired parachute falls on target

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Three researchers with their new parachute

Destroyers of the world: the physicists who built nuclear weapons

Andrew Robinson reviews Destroyer of Worlds: the Deep History of the Nuclear Age 1895–1965 by Frank Close

Two photos: a colour image of a nuclear bomb explosion in a desert, and a black-and-white image of two men in suits peering at debris on the desert floor

NASA criticized over its management of $3.3bn Dragonfly mission to Titan

Cost overruns and delays have hit the drone-like rotorcraft mission

Artist's impression of Dragonfly mission

How the slowest experiment in the world became a fast success

Stefan Hutzler and Louise Bradley explain how they turned the famous pitch-drop experiment into an outreach activity

A bell jar covers a funnel containing dark viscous material, a thermometer and a petri dish

Cosmic muons monitor river sediments surrounding Shanghai tunnel

Real-time system also detects ebb and flow of tides

Gyroscopic backpack improves balance for people with movement disorder

A backpack equipped with gyroscopes shows promise as a balance aid for people with the movement disorder ataxia and could one day remove the need for cumbersome mobility aids

Environmental physics should be on a par with quantum physics or optics

Peter Hughes argues that environmental physics should be taught to every physics undergraduate

Wide shot of the downtown Los Angeles skyline bathed in smog. View from Griffith Park

Negative time observed in photon-atom interaction

Researchers find that a photon can spend a negative amount of time in an excited atomic state while passing through a cloud of atoms

Bridging the gap between scientists, policy makers and industry to build the quantum ecosystem

Elizabeth Pasatembou and Dimitrie Cielecki discuss their experience of doing science policy engagement during their PhDs

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Delft Circuits: cryogenic RF cable innovations offer a flexible path to quantum scalability

The Dutch manufacturer Delft Circuits is rewriting the rules of I/O cabling technology for full-stack quantum computing systems

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Kirigami-inspired parachute falls on target

Destroyers of the world: the physicists who built nuclear weapons

NASA criticized over its management of $3.3bn Dragonfly mission to Titan

How the slowest experiment in the world became a fast success

Cosmic muons monitor river sediments surrounding Shanghai tunnel

Gyroscopic backpack improves balance for people with movement disorder

Environmental physics should be on a par with quantum physics or optics

Negative time observed in photon-atom interaction

Bridging the gap between scientists, policy makers and industry to build the quantum ecosystem

Delft Circuits: cryogenic RF cable innovations offer a flexible path to quantum scalability

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