Graphene and nanotube mesh filters salt from water
Centimetre-sized membrane avoids problems associated with material defects
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Centimetre-sized membrane avoids problems associated with material defects
Read article: Graphene and nanotube mesh filters salt from water
Phenomena generate strong upper ocean response
Read article: Atmospheric rivers drive local sea-level rise
Ron Cowen's Gravity’s Century: From Einstein’s Eclipse to Images of Black Holes celebrates two events that concern gravity, writes Andrew Robinson
Read article: Black holes and revelations
An artificial intelligence algorithm can transform low-dose CT scans into high-quality exams
Read article: AI converts low-dose CT images to high-quality scans
The Comet Interceptor project will aim to visit a comet from the outer solar system and may even study an object from beyond
Read article: Comet mission given green light by European Space Agency
Collapse in livestock sector brought widespread agricultural abandonment
Read article: Post-Soviet food system changes led to greenhouse gas reductions
Here is the long-term forecast. Rain will become more torrential, flash floods more frequent. Very heavy rain is a simple response to global temperatures
Read article: Very heavy rain bouts are on the way
Compact high-temperature superconductor magnet reaches 45.5 T
Read article: ‘Little Big Coil’ creates record-breaking continuous magnetic field
Best known for his work on invisibility cloaks and “transformative optics”, Ulf Leonhardt talks about science in Israel, his career – and his new novel
Read article: Ulf Leonhardt: transforming optics research
Wave-tank experiment could boost our understanding of waves in a variety of media