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Iron rain on exoplanet is driven by huge extremes in temperature

Exotic chemistry plays out in the atmospheres of hot gas giants

Supercapacitor model captures complex physics of charging

New insights could lead to better energy-storage devices

Navigating the terahertz gap

The terahertz region of the electromagnetic spectrum is exploited less than its neighbouring wavelengths but plays a vital role in astronomy, as Sidney Perkowitz explains

Dual condensate of fermions and excitons should exist, say theoretical chemists

Single quantum state would conduct electricity and energy perfectly

Nanoparticles target the most dangerous prostate tumours

Nanoparticle-based contrast agents could both image and attack the nerve networks that make some prostate cancers especially aggressive

Physicists take snapshots of quantum measurement

Ideal process leaves some superposition states intact

Report recommends ways to help women in STEMM fields

US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine call for systematic, evidence-based actions to address the underrepresentation of women, especially women of colour

Abbreviated breast MRI proves value for invasive cancer

Breast MRI with an abbreviated scanning protocol finds more invasive cancers in women with dense tissue than digital breast tomosynthesis

Death by prime numbers

David Appell reviews Prime Suspects: the Anatomy of Integers and Permutations by Andrew Granville, Jennifer Granville and Robert J Lewis

Optical gyroscope on a chip can detect Earth’s rotation

Sagnac interferometer has the potential to outperform today’s chip-based technologies

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Iron rain on exoplanet is driven by huge extremes in temperature

Supercapacitor model captures complex physics of charging

Navigating the terahertz gap

Dual condensate of fermions and excitons should exist, say theoretical chemists

Nanoparticles target the most dangerous prostate tumours

Physicists take snapshots of quantum measurement

Report recommends ways to help women in STEMM fields

Abbreviated breast MRI proves value for invasive cancer

Death by prime numbers

Optical gyroscope on a chip can detect Earth’s rotation

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