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Photo of the Main Spectrometer at the KATRIN experiment during installation of its inner electrode system. The photo is taken inside the experiment and shows a tunnel-like interior with electronics panels covering every visible surface. At the centre is a metal platform with scaffolding and ladders. Three people in clean-room protective clothing are standing on the platform.

KATRIN sets tighter limit on neutrino mass

New maximum for notoriously shy particle is 0.45 eV – 1 million times less than the electron

Woman pointing a pen at a computer screen covered in graphs

On the path towards a quantum economy

Feasibility studies are enabling industry experts to collaborate with quantum specialists to discover the potential benefits of quantum computing for their businesses and their customers

Microwaves slow down chemical reactions at low temperatures

Radiation affects quantum states of carbon monoxide

Artist's illustration of a quantum Schrodinger's cat inside a box, with the box and background mostly a cool blue colour and the cat and some of its surroundings a hotter neon green. The box is made from circuitry and parts of the cat glow brightly, as if part of a heat map.

Schrödinger cat states like it hot

Superpositions persist at temperatures up to 1.8 K – practically oven-like by quantum standards

Diagram of battery-based cation intercalation desalination by Faradaic deionization

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Photon collisions in dying stars could create neutrons for heavy elements

Simulations shed light on the r-process of nucleosynthesis

Researchers claim Trump administration is conducting ‘a wholesale assault on science’

Some 1900 members of the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine have signed an open letter condemning the policies introduced by Donald Trump

In this artist's depiction of a trapped-ion quantum computer, green, triangular-faceted blobs hover in a ring above a gold surface divided into compartments

Quantum computer generates strings of certifiably random numbers

Quantinuum’s trapped-ion computer has also been used to study problems in quantum magnetism and knot theory

Isolated pockets of audible sound are created using metasurfaces

"Audible enclaves" could transform how we perceive sound

Radicchio seedlings grown under glass and perovskite rooftops

Solar cell greenhouse accelerates plant growth

A greenhouse with a perovskite solar cell rooftop led to faster growth and larger leaves in radicchio seedlings

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KATRIN sets tighter limit on neutrino mass

On the path towards a quantum economy

Microwaves slow down chemical reactions at low temperatures

Schrödinger cat states like it hot

Intercalation-based desalination and carbon capture for water and climate sustainability

Photon collisions in dying stars could create neutrons for heavy elements

Researchers claim Trump administration is conducting ‘a wholesale assault on science’

Quantum computer generates strings of certifiably random numbers

Isolated pockets of audible sound are created using metasurfaces

Solar cell greenhouse accelerates plant growth

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