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Icy exoplanet found to be potentially habitable

Researchers discover that a temperate exoplanet may have an atmosphere, could be covered in ice, and may even have an ocean of liquid water

QuTech researchers with their quantum processor

Spins hop between quantum dots in new quantum processor

Hopping-based logic achieved at high fidelity

FDT-PET/CT scans of non-infected and TB-infected marmoset lungs

Tuberculosis-specific PET tracer could enable more effective treatment

FDT-PET scans in animals show potential for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment monitoring

X(3960) is a tetraquark, theoretical analysis suggests

Calculations reproduce particle’s mass and lifetime

US plasma physicists propose construction of a ‘flexible’ stellarator facility

The Flexible Stellarator Physics Facility would test different approaches to stellarator magnetic confinement

Gianluigi Botton: maintaining the Diamond synchrotron’s cutting edge

Gianluigi Botton, head of the Diamond Light Source in the UK, on the £519m Diamond-II upgrade and what it means for the national synchrotron science facility

Sun-like stars seen orbiting hidden neutron stars

Astronomers are puzzled how wide orbits survived supernovae

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

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Icy exoplanet found to be potentially habitable

Spins hop between quantum dots in new quantum processor

Tuberculosis-specific PET tracer could enable more effective treatment

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US plasma physicists propose construction of a ‘flexible’ stellarator facility

Gianluigi Botton: maintaining the Diamond synchrotron’s cutting edge

Sun-like stars seen orbiting hidden neutron stars

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

Fluorescent dye helps reveal the secrets of ocean circulation

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