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Ghost images obtained using relativistic electrons

Physicists get around problem of beam splitting

Indoor record for magnetic field strength is smashed by physicists in Japan

Field is long-lasting and does not require TNT

Forests cut warming better than technology

Biofuels are no easy answer to climate change. Nor is storing captured carbon dioxide. The world’s great forests cut warming better than engineered solutions can

Offshore wind farms could protect coastlines

Hurricane Harvey simulations show large arrays of wind turbines could reduce inland rainfall

Isolated female students more likely to drop out of PhD programmes

Study finds that lone women in a PhD cohort were up to 16% less likely to graduate than their male counterparts

Smartphone apps shake up earthquake early-warning systems

Lucina Melesio examines how companies in Mexico are developing earthquake early-warning smartphone apps to help save lives

Machine learning: a game-changer for radiation therapy

Swedish medical-software specialist RaySearch wants to rewrite the rules of radiation oncology. Joe McEntee finds out why

Screenshot of deep-learning planning software

Wave concentrator could help capture renewable energy from the sea

New device focuses wave energy and minimizes reflections

Putting quantum noise to work

Noise in physics experiments is usually an unwanted annoyance, but Philip Ball investigates new research that's attempting to put quantum noise to work

How does exclusively grass-fed beef affect the environment?

Only a reduction in beef consumption can guarantee lower environmental impact

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Ghost images obtained using relativistic electrons

Indoor record for magnetic field strength is smashed by physicists in Japan

Forests cut warming better than technology

Offshore wind farms could protect coastlines

Isolated female students more likely to drop out of PhD programmes

Smartphone apps shake up earthquake early-warning systems

Machine learning: a game-changer for radiation therapy

Wave concentrator could help capture renewable energy from the sea

Putting quantum noise to work

How does exclusively grass-fed beef affect the environment?

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