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Thinking of switching research fields? Beware the citation ‘pivot penalty’ revealed by new study

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Majorana bound states spotted in system of three quantum dots

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Join the audience for a live webinar on 18 June 2025 sponsored by IOP Publishing's journal, Neuromorphic Computing and Engineering

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Thinking of switching research fields? Beware the citation ‘pivot penalty’ revealed by new study

Majorana bound states spotted in system of three quantum dots

How magnetar flares give birth to gold and platinum

Shengxi Huang: how defects can boost 2D materials as single-photon emitters

No laughing matter: a comic book about the climate crisis

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Proton arc therapy eliminates hard-to-treat cancer with minimal side effects

Superconducting microwires detect high-energy particles

What is meant by neuromorphic computing – a webinar debate

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