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Brownian motion melts a quasicrystal of tiny Penrose tiles

New lithographic fabrication technique could create new colloidal materials

NASA’s next-generation asteroid telescope set for South Africa

Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System to expand to the southern hemisphere

The new $3.8m telescope in South Africa will be part of NASA's Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System

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Findings could help managers protect their forests against climate change

Breaking the silence

While sexual harassment is finally being taken seriously within institutions, Emma Chapman says that more needs to be done

Flood risk in deltas and estuaries may be higher

Study shows high sea-level often linked to raised river discharge, heightening flood risk

Humans can withstand stronger gravity found on distant exoplanets, say physicists

Physical training could allow space colonists to survive on worlds more massive than Earth

FLASH proton delivery aims to reduce radiotherapy toxicity

Researchers adapt a clinical proton therapy system to perform FLASH irradiation of small animals

Physicist on top of the world

Melanie Windridge describes how science and technology has improved the chances of survival on Mount Everest, helping her get to the highest point on Earth safely

Human activity leaves diminished oceans

Humankind has already disturbed or degraded six-sevenths of the blue planet, with diminished oceans the result. And that is before the impact of climate change

Molecules cooled to record-breaking low temperatures by lighting-up dark states

New laser-cooling technique focuses on previously inaccessible quantum states

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Brownian motion melts a quasicrystal of tiny Penrose tiles

NASA’s next-generation asteroid telescope set for South Africa

Medium-height trees survive drought best

Breaking the silence

Flood risk in deltas and estuaries may be higher

Humans can withstand stronger gravity found on distant exoplanets, say physicists

FLASH proton delivery aims to reduce radiotherapy toxicity

Physicist on top of the world

Human activity leaves diminished oceans

Molecules cooled to record-breaking low temperatures by lighting-up dark states

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