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High-speed camera probes the peeling behaviour of sticky tape

The stick–slip behaviour of adhesive tape shows similarities to crack formation in solid materials

Melting polar ice sheets will alter weather

Sea-level rise and melting polar ice sheets may not cause a climate catastrophe, but they will certainly change weather patterns unpredictably

Kenya eyes locations for the country’s first observatory

Preferred sites to house an optical telescope include Mount Nyiro and Mount Kulal

Staff and students from the Technical University of Kenya in Nairobi

Correlations between protons and neutrons may explain 35-year-old nuclear mystery

Proton–neutron pairs in the nucleus be responsible for the surprise discovery 35 years ago that quarks inside free nucleons behave differently to those bound inside nuclei

An illustration of a nucleus inside an atom

Parenthood drives women out of science, US survey reveals

Study finds that 43% of new mothers had left a science-based career following their first child

Image of a mother and baby in the workplace

Metamaterial enables superscattering to be observed for the first time

A cylindrical rod with three concentric metasurfaces has been shown to boost the scattering of microwave light

Microwave scattering from a nanostructured rod and a normal copper rod

Quantum effects boost engine performance

Tiny heat engines exploit quantum superposition to generate more power than classical devices

Creating a quantum heat engine in diamond

Flying aircraft can intensify rain and snowfall

Planes travelling though supercooled cloud layers can freeze water droplets and increase precipitation from the clouds below

Japanese spacecraft set to attempt asteroid sample grab

Hayabusa2 is scheduled to touch down on the asteroid Ryugu at 8 a.m. Japan time on 22 February 2019

Design evolution yields streamlined positioning platform for ultrahigh vacuum

UHV Design’s latest generation of sample positioners has been designed to combine high precision with a more compact footprint

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High-speed camera probes the peeling behaviour of sticky tape

Melting polar ice sheets will alter weather

Kenya eyes locations for the country’s first observatory

Correlations between protons and neutrons may explain 35-year-old nuclear mystery

Parenthood drives women out of science, US survey reveals

Metamaterial enables superscattering to be observed for the first time

Quantum effects boost engine performance

Flying aircraft can intensify rain and snowfall

Japanese spacecraft set to attempt asteroid sample grab

Design evolution yields streamlined positioning platform for ultrahigh vacuum

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