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Jolyon De Freitas says that the ubiquity of optics and photonics in the coming decades will provide many challenges but ample opportunities too

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Liquid crystals generate entangled photon pairs

Technique gives greater control and flexibility over entanglement

Speed of sound in quark–gluon plasma is measured at CERN

Collisions at the CMS detector provide insights into lattice QCD and neutron stars

Conceptual art showing the rare-earth element promethium

Scientists uncover hidden properties of rare-earth element promethium

The first observation of a promethium complex in solution represents a significant advance in rare-earth research

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Particle physicist Çiğdem İşsever on the future of the LHC, going beyond the Higgs boson, and the importance of science education and engagement for children

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Oculomics: a window to the health of the body

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Liquid crystals generate entangled photon pairs

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