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Novel ‘glassy gel’ materials are strong yet stretchable

Glassy gels that can stretch up to five times their original length could find use in areas ranging from batteries to adhesives

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Physics cookbook is fun but fails to gel

Megan Povey reviews Physics in the Kitchen by George Vekinis

Kyrenia Ship hull during underwater excavation

Revised calibration curve improves radiocarbon dating of ancient Kyrenia shipwreck

Researchers have placed tighter constraints on the age of the Kyrenia Ship that sank off the coast of Cyprus in the 3rd century BCE

New titanium:sapphire laser is tiny, low-cost and tuneable

Energy efficient and integrated device is pumped by an LED

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Oculomics: a window to the health of the body

Alistair Bounds explains the eye-screening technologies that can help us detect and monitor chronic diseases

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Satellites burning up in the atmosphere may deplete Earth’s ozone layer

Pollution from decommissioned satellites re-entering the atmosphere poses a risk to the Earth’s protective ozone layer

Shapeshifting organism uses ‘cellular origami’ to extend to 30 times its body length

Researchers discover a new geometric mechanism previously unknown in biology

Dark matter’s secret identity: WIMPs or axions?

Keith Cooper explores rival theories, ambitious experiments and the ongoing race to understand why so much of the universe is invisible

Waffle-shaped solar evaporator delivers durable desalination

A novel solar distiller design prevents salt crystallization to provide cost-effective and durable water purification

Why optics is critical to meeting society’s grand challenges

Jolyon De Freitas says that the ubiquity of optics and photonics in the coming decades will provide many challenges but ample opportunities too

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Novel ‘glassy gel’ materials are strong yet stretchable

Physics cookbook is fun but fails to gel

Revised calibration curve improves radiocarbon dating of ancient Kyrenia shipwreck

New titanium:sapphire laser is tiny, low-cost and tuneable

Oculomics: a window to the health of the body

Satellites burning up in the atmosphere may deplete Earth’s ozone layer

Shapeshifting organism uses ‘cellular origami’ to extend to 30 times its body length

Dark matter’s secret identity: WIMPs or axions?

Waffle-shaped solar evaporator delivers durable desalination

Why optics is critical to meeting society’s grand challenges

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