How to look for signs of life on a planet 40 light-years away
The TRAPPIST-1 system is the current darling of astrobiologists
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The TRAPPIST-1 system is the current darling of astrobiologists
Read article: How to look for signs of life on a planet 40 light-years away
This year's meeting in Lindau, Germany, offers a unique opportunity for young physicists to discuss their ideas with Nobel prizewinners
Read article: Lindau 2019: the chance to pick a Nobel laureate’s brain
Julia Zimmermann talks about how her desire to develop applications for cold atmospheric plasmas led her to co-found a family of companies
Read article: A versatile technology
Single gamma-ray emission from neutrino interactions would be a sign for physics beyond the Standard Model, but the evidence remains elusive
Read article: T2K searches for single gamma rays from neutrino interactions
Recirculating ball bearings increase the translation speed of linear-shift mechanisms while also reducing the need for maintenance and boosting the load-carrying capacity
Read article: Ball-screw slideway speeds up precision linear positioning in ultrahigh vacuum
Physicists, philosophers and many more are searching the heavens for signs of life
Read article: Astrobiology conference attracts scientists with an astonishing breadth of knowledge
Massive investment in adaptation needed to keep crop supplies adequate as climate changes
Read article: Farmers must change to feed world up to 2050
Mid-infrared device detects sheet-like configurations in monoclonal antibody
Read article: Table-top frequency comb probes protein structures
A nanotechnology treatment derived from bone marrow stem cells has reversed multiple sclerosis symptoms in mice
Read article: Nanoparticles regulate harmful immune response in multiple sclerosis
A superior class of nitride laser is on the cusp of commercialization thanks to the development of novel mirrors and radical current-injection schemes
Read article: Better blue and green lasers