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Nanotechnology for quantum computers, industry skills for physics students, technologies that make physics happen

This week’s podcast focuses on the intertwining of physics and industry, and discusses the latest findings in the emerging field of twistronics

US government websites cull references to climate change

Report finds a 26% decrease in the use of words associated with climate change

Ready, set, bake

Rahul Mandal, a metrology researcher, talks about how his scientific thinking helped him become a baker and win The Great British Bake Off in 2018

Additive manufacturing makes vacuum systems smaller, lighter and smarter

For quantum technologies to fulfil their promise, the systems that support them need to shrink. Laurence Coles explains how additive manufacturing could make it possible

A prototype magneto-optical trap chamber – designed and built by Added Scientific in collaboration with quantum physicists at the universities of Nottingham and Sussex, UK

Antarctic snow yields interstellar iron

Find confirms the idea that supernovae created iron-60 found on Earth

Outrage as Brazil’s president casts doubt on Amazon deforestation rate

President Jair Bolsonaro says satellite data collected by the National Institute of Space Studies are "not true"

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Did formation of European Union lessen severity of 2003 heatwave?

Land-use change altered amount of incoming sunshine, study finds

Bacterial nanostructures act as electron-microscope-compatible gene reporters

Different sized protein structures can be distinguished using electron microscopy, making them high-resolution analogues of the fluorescent reporter proteins used in optical microscopy

Experts point to Russia as source of radioactive ruthenium leak

Explosion may have occurred while reprocessing spent fuel for a neutrino experiment

The Borexino experiment at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory in central Italy

USA Green Cards for Scientific Researchers: How to Win Your EB-1A/NIW Case

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Nanotechnology for quantum computers, industry skills for physics students, technologies that make physics happen

US government websites cull references to climate change

Ready, set, bake

Additive manufacturing makes vacuum systems smaller, lighter and smarter

Antarctic snow yields interstellar iron

Outrage as Brazil’s president casts doubt on Amazon deforestation rate

Did formation of European Union lessen severity of 2003 heatwave?

Bacterial nanostructures act as electron-microscope-compatible gene reporters

Experts point to Russia as source of radioactive ruthenium leak

USA Green Cards for Scientific Researchers: How to Win Your EB-1A/NIW Case

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