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How to untangle knotty DNA

Stretching removes knots from molecular strands

Switching oil type could cut emissions

Shale and other "light tight" oils emit less greenhouse gas

Pie-charts of life cycle emissions distributions for conventional crude, heavy oil and bitumen (HOB) and light-tight oil.

Swarms of robotic cockroaches navigate around obstacles

Self-propelled units join forces to mimic the motion of living cells

Mobile CT lines up for adaptive proton planning

An in-room mobile CT system enables adaptive proton therapy on a compact proton system

How clean is tropical hydropower?

Emissions from some Mekong reservoirs as high as from fossil-fuel plants

Echoes of gravitational waves could point to quantum gravity

Signal strengthens to 4.2σ for 2017 neutron-star merger

Recognizing mental health in the research environment

A workshop held in London explored issues facing academic researchers with mental-health challenges

Photo of one of the quotes from one of the delegates at the workshop on mental health in academia in London on 11 May 2018.

Astronauts use ultrasound to measure spinal health

Astronauts on the International Space Station used a compact ultrasound system to assess spinal changes during long-term spaceflight

Proton’s weak charge is measured to high precision

Result opens new route to physics beyond the Standard Model

Physicists decry call for US visa restrictions on Chinese researchers

Government motivated by fears that Chinese researchers may be involved in espionage activities

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How to untangle knotty DNA

Switching oil type could cut emissions

Swarms of robotic cockroaches navigate around obstacles

Mobile CT lines up for adaptive proton planning

How clean is tropical hydropower?

Echoes of gravitational waves could point to quantum gravity

Recognizing mental health in the research environment

Astronauts use ultrasound to measure spinal health

Proton’s weak charge is measured to high precision

Physicists decry call for US visa restrictions on Chinese researchers

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