Read article: Quantum mechanical wormholes fill gaps in black hole entropy
Quantum mechanical wormholes fill gaps in black hole entropy
New model could explain a 50-year-old conundrum involving the Bekenstein-Hawking formula
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Read article: Quantum mechanical wormholes fill gaps in black hole entropy
Read article: Individual polyatomic molecules are trapped in optical-tweezer arrays
Individual polyatomic molecules are trapped in optical-tweezer arrays
Molecules cooled to their quantum ground state
Read article: Sound and vision: synchrotron insights illuminate crystal nucleation and growth
Sound and vision: synchrotron insights illuminate crystal nucleation and growth
A new take on sonocrystallization is showing industrial promise at the Diamond Light Source
Read article: Single-cell nanobiopsy explores how brain cancer cells adapt to resist treatment
Single-cell nanobiopsy explores how brain cancer cells adapt to resist treatment
Understanding how glioblastoma cells transform in response to treatment, and how to stop this, could prevent recurrence of this deadly brain cancer
Read article: Nanofluidic memristors compute in brain-inspired logic circuits
Nanofluidic memristors compute in brain-inspired logic circuits
Research could lead to the development of electrolytic computers
Read article: Why we still need a CERN for climate change
Why we still need a CERN for climate change
Tim Palmer says that we must pool our resources to produce high-resolution climate models that societies can use, before it is too late
Read article: NASA demands new designs for cost-hit Mars Sample Return mission
NASA demands new designs for cost-hit Mars Sample Return mission
Space agency admits that a new timeline of 2040 for the craft is “unacceptably too long”
Read article: Excitation of thorium-229 brings a working nuclear clock closer
Excitation of thorium-229 brings a working nuclear clock closer
Experiment suggests that a solid-state clock could be possible
Read article: Shrimp-inspired nanoclusters enable multifunctional artificial vision systems
Shrimp-inspired nanoclusters enable multifunctional artificial vision systems
Researchers develop nanocluster-based photoreceptors that combine colour vision, photoadaptation and circular polarization vision into a single system
Read article: Can thinking like a scientist help us tackle societal issues?
Can thinking like a scientist help us tackle societal issues?
Eva Amsen reviews Third Millennium Thinking: Creating Sense in a World of Nonsense by Saul Perlmutter, John Campbell and Robert MacCoun
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