Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’
Rising temperatures harm sea ice, caribou, shellfish and more, according to 2018 Arctic Report Card
Read article: Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’
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Rising temperatures harm sea ice, caribou, shellfish and more, according to 2018 Arctic Report Card
Read article: Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’
Two new approaches to creating 3D X-ray images could improve disease screening and allow imaging of delicate biological samples
Read article: 3D X-ray techniques can enhance medical imaging
A deep-learning model accurately predicts 3D dose distributions to enable automatic radiation treatment planning
Read article: Deep learning enables automatic radiotherapy planning
At risk from heat and drought in a warming world, farmers face double trouble in two or more great farming regions at once
Read article: Farmers face double trouble as world warms
Andrew Robinson reviews Isaac Newton: the Asshole Who Reinvented the Universe by Florian Freistetter
Read article: Newton: egomaniac or troubled genius?
Take-up relies on both technology improvements and recommendations from others
Read article: Electric vehicles need a little help from their friends
Significant technical and financial issues remain towards building a large, fault-tolerant quantum computer, says panel
Read article: Practical quantum computers remain at least a decade away
Career opportunities at the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Read article: Working in high-energy physics in China
Philip Moriarty says physicists need to do more to tackle biases in science
Read article: Beauty and the biased
Single-molecule experiments are now allowing researchers to start answering critical questions about how living cells function at the fundamental physical level
Read article: Poking and prodding the molecules of life