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Fluorescent nanoparticles drive a bright start(up)

The "start-up story" of Stream Bio, which manufactures fluorescent nanoparticles for bioimaging applications

Skyrmion bags point the way to high-density data storage

Multiple anti-skyrmions contained in a single, larger structure offer the same advantages as single skyrmions for data storage and processing

NASA study verifies global warming trends

Data on surface air and skin temperatures from GISTEMP and AIRS are highly consistent

Illustration of Earth next to a thermometer

Physicists spot the signatures of nuclear fusion in a table-top device

Stable plasma conditions are generated in a Z-pinch device for the first time, offering a new route more compact fusion reactors

As real as it gets

Philip Ball reviews Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution: the Search for What Lies Beyond the Quantum by Lee Smolin

Seismic monitoring reveals tidal stresses in the Earth’s crust

Annual and daily stress cycles in natural rock formations have been revealed in observations from a single seismic monitoring station

AI can evaluate treatment response for brain tumours

An artificial intelligence algorithm can provide automated quantitative analysis of gliomas on MRI exams

Finance under pressure

The concept of “pressure” in materials processing makes a useful analogy for the many ways that start-ups can seek funding, writes Matthew Cohen of the venture capital firm Pangaea Ventures

Language learning in children is like a phase transition

The ability that small children suddenly acquire to form complex sentences can be explained by the physics of statistical mechanics

Photo of a parent talking to a small child

Seven rules for nanotech innovation

Serial entrepreneur Tim Harper shares lessons from 20 years of good, bad and (occasionally) ugly experiences of starting and running nanotech businesses

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Fluorescent nanoparticles drive a bright start(up)

Skyrmion bags point the way to high-density data storage

NASA study verifies global warming trends

Physicists spot the signatures of nuclear fusion in a table-top device

As real as it gets

Seismic monitoring reveals tidal stresses in the Earth’s crust

AI can evaluate treatment response for brain tumours

Finance under pressure

Language learning in children is like a phase transition

Seven rules for nanotech innovation

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