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JEM-EUSO’s Mini-EUSO telescope deployed inside the ISS

Cosmic-ray physics: detector advances open up the ultrahigh-energy frontier

Gearing up in the search for ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays

A group of people including Tom Hanks in front of the ATLAS detector at CERN

Angels & Demons, Tom Hanks and Peter Higgs: how CERN sold its story to the world

James Gillies recalls the drama of his time as head of communications at CERN, which turns 70 this year

Investigating deep water upwelling aboard a research vessel

Fluorescent dye helps reveal the secrets of ocean circulation

For the first time, researchers have directly measured the upwelling of cold, deep water towards the ocean surface

Group of women stood in front of conference posters

Why we need gender equality in big science

Elizabeth Pollitzer says measures must be taken to tackle the gender imbalance among staff and users of large research infrastructures

Robotic radiotherapy could ease treatment for eye disease

A single dose of stereotactic radiotherapy could reduce the number of eye injections needed to effectively control age-related macular degeneration

Courtesy: ESA/Hubble & NASA, M Häberle (MPIA)

Speedy stars point to intermediate-mass black hole in globular cluster

Hubble observation is best evidence yet for an elusive class of black holes

Structured electrons have chiral mass and charge

Discovery has puzzled some physicists

An evening of landscape astrophotography

Colin White recounts a trip that took him from a Somerset hilltop to the heart of the Milky Way

Inverse Mpemba effect seen in a trapped-ion qubit

Quantum coherence and interference affect how qubits warm up

Could athletes mimic basilisk lizards and turn water-running into an Olympic sport?

Ahead of the 2024 Olympics, Nicole Sharp investigates nature’s most extraordinary sprinters

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Cosmic-ray physics: detector advances open up the ultrahigh-energy frontier

Angels & Demons, Tom Hanks and Peter Higgs: how CERN sold its story to the world

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Why we need gender equality in big science

Robotic radiotherapy could ease treatment for eye disease

Speedy stars point to intermediate-mass black hole in globular cluster

Structured electrons have chiral mass and charge

An evening of landscape astrophotography

Inverse Mpemba effect seen in a trapped-ion qubit

Could athletes mimic basilisk lizards and turn water-running into an Olympic sport?

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